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June 08, 2010 | Mike | Comments 0

Linking Tuesday

U.S. stocks ended firmly higher Tuesday, even as the technology sector stayed lower, rebounding from two days of heavy losses helped by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s assessment that another recession is unlikely.

Here are some links for your reading pleasure from today, Tuesday June 8, 2010:

Teens face worst summer job market in years

Reduce Stock Holdings Immediately: Harris’ Ablin

Cramer:  Why We Won’t Revisit Dow 6,500

Bernanke doesn’t expect U.S. double-dip recession

Japanese shares fall, as the yen’s strength against the euro pressured exporter stocks.

Australian shares slip lower, with miners mixed

Japan’s core machinery orders beat forecasts

Gold rallies to record

Gold timers remarkably subdued

Oil settles at $72

BP to pay interim dividend

Technically Speaking – Price Support

Market Rewind – 06.08.10 – S&P 500 Support-1 Holds

The Crosshairs Trader – THE AVERAGE INVESTOR IS MARKED FOR STUPIDITY

The Capital Spectator - MONETARY THEORY IN ONE PARAGRAPH….

Deepmarket – MONETARY THEORY IN ONE PARAGRAPH….

Ripe Trade – Trading setups for June 9

Slope of Hope – The Tail WAGs the Dog

Harry Boxer – Late Rally Spurs Blue Chips Back into Plus Column

Trader’s Narrative – Lowry Research Update: Just A Bull Market Correction

Financial Armageddon – Not a Pretty Picture

Happy Research & Trading!

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