http://www.dreamteammoney.com/index.php Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:16:28 -0500 1440 http://www.dreamteammoney.com/index.php?showtopic=142823 CLD gained 3.47% on 02/02/12 and a total percentage of 3.74% in the past 2 days
CLD is trading in the range of $18.33 - $20.78 in the past 30 days.
CLD formed a bullish 5-day exponential moving average and 9-day exponential moving average crossover.
CLD formed a Bullish Macd Crossover signal.
CLD formed a bullish Price & Exponential Moving Average Crossover signal.
CLD formed a bullish Price & Simple Moving Average Crossover signal.
CLD formed a bullish Stochastic Crossover signal.
Average volume decrease over 5% for CLD.
Stock performance base on day of week in the past 90 days.
Monday: -3.46%
Tuesday: 2.28%
Wednesday: -2.34%
Thursday: -8.37%
Friday: -2.73%
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The insider trading bill for lawmakers is something everyone should be calling your state representatives about - its common sense that insider trading should be banned for everyone, regardless of your job, title or government position. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)
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The Labor Department reported that productivity of U.S. businesses rose at a slower rate in Q4, as labor costs rose. According to a preliminary reading by the Labor Department, productivity in the final three months of 2011 increased 0.7%, compared with a 1.9% gain in the prior quarter, with Q3 productivity revised down from a previously reported 2.3% growth rate. U.S. productivity rose at a 0.7% annual rate for all of 2011 which was much smaller than the 4.1% increase in 2010 and a 2.3% gain in 2009. Higher U.S. productivity is regarded as the key to a rising standard of living over time because it tends to lead to higher pay for workers and larger profits for companies. For example, companies might reduce staff but keep production at the same level or install more labor-saving devices to avoid the need to hire - which explains why hiring in the U.S. has been mediocre since the last recession ended. A drop in productivity stemming from higher output and more hours worked, such that occurred in Q4, is often a signal that companies need to add more to their staff. Real output, the amount of goods and services produced, grew at an annual rate of 3.6% in the Q4. Hours worked rose 2.9% and hourly wages climbed 1.9% after a small decrease in the prior quarter resulting in increase in unit-labor costs by 1.2%. Unit-labor costs reflect how much it costs a business to produce one unit of output, such as a ton of steel or a crate of toys. During 2011, unit-labor costs rose a minute 1.3% overall. Despite the increase in hourly wages and hours worked, employees didn’t benefit as much as expected. Hourly wages in Q4 rose just 1.0%, adjusted for inflation, and actually declined for the full year. The standard of living was reduced for millions of Americans in 2011 due to higher cost of basic necessities, mainly food and fuel. Inflation has seen to be leveling off in recent months.

The Labor Department reported fewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, indicating the U.S. labor market continues to gradually improve. For week ended January 28, U.S. jobless claims dropped by 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted 367,000 - near a four-year low with the four-week average of claims fell by a smaller 2,000, to 375,750. Although the monthly average has shown little change over the past six weeks, it remains near a four-year low and stands at level that usually suggests a healing labor market. The recent decline likely indicates a slowdown in layoffs since claims reflect how many people lose their jobs. Even if companies are laying off fewer workers, it still does not they are eager to hire. The current pace of job creation of nearly 150,000 jobs a month remains too slow to put millions of unemployed Americans back to work. On the eve of U.S. data on nonfarm payrolls and joblessness for January, the past week’s jobless claims data are likely to draw more than the usual scrutiny. The Labor Department also reported continuing jobless claims - with a one-week lag - decreased by 130,000 to a seasonally adjusted 3.44 million in the week ended January 21. In the seven years prior to the 2007-2009 recession, U.S. jobless rate ranged between 3.8% and 6.2%. For week ended January 14, nearly 7.67 million people received some kind of state or federal benefit, virtually unchanged from the prior week.

Democratic leadership are hoping for votes on amendments Thursday to legislation seeking to curtail insider trading of securities by lawmakers, though many of the measures under consideration are controversial and could bog down final passage of the bill. The new legislation would prohibit lawmakers, their families and staff from buying and selling securities based on their knowledge of non-public information. Additionally, the bill will require lawmakers and their staff to report stocks and commodities transactions within 30 days of buying and selling the securities and, will require information about their trading to be published in a searchable, online database. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday morning that he and others were busy working on the insider trading legislation until late Wednesday and he has hopes to have votes on amendments to the bill Thursday. “We’ve worked very hard until late in the evening last night to try to come up with an agreement to complete action on this bill,” Reid said. “I will notify senators when those votes are scheduled. We hope that can be done.” The bill appeared to be on the fast-track after passing a key procedural hurdle late Monday with a vote of 93 to 2, easily surpassing the 60 votes it needed to move forward. A number of controversial amendments were introduced over the past few days, many of which could complicate final passage of the bill - nothing that surprises Main Street America. Lawmakers were negotiating in private over which amendments will be permitted to come up for a vote.


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Insider Trading is illegal in the United States but, of late, it has more publically been brought out that, the action is not so much illegal, for certain members of our government. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)
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In November, U.S. house prices dropped sharply, to mark the third straight drop. The S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite home price index dropped 1.3% to take the year-on-year drop to 3.7%. Phoenix, is the only city which managed a monthly gain. Detroit and Washington D.C. were only two cities to manage a gain, on a year-on-year basis. In Atlanta house prices fell 2.5% on the month to bring the annual drop to 11.8% to strike the worst of the 20 cities measured. New housing price lows were reached by Atlanta, Las Vegas, Seattle and Tampa reached new lows. On a seasonally adjusted basis the housing price index fell 0.7% November. The Case-Shiller data includes transactions from September and October, broadly tracking what other home-price gauges say. On a year-on-year basis, the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s index was down 1.8%, while CoreLogic reported a 4.3% drop.

The Conference Board reported consumer confidence fell to 61.1 in January, partly reversing substantial gains in the previous two months, as views on current business conditions and employment declined. "Recent increases in gasoline prices may have consumers feeling a little less confident this month," said Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board's consumer research center, in a statement. Consumer expectations ticked lower in January on a lower outlook for income and business conditions. The December reading for confidence was revised to 64.8 from a prior estimate of 64.5. Confidence readings of at least 90 generally indicate the economy is growing at a good clip.

The Institute for Supply Management reported Chicago PMI for January fell 2 percentage points to 60.2, striking the second straight decline even though readings above 50 indicate expansion.


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On Wednesday, after months of preparation, the Federal Reserve will reveal its own facelift that has economists sitting on the edge of their seats, awaiting the Fed forecast. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)
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Citing growing financial strains and rising downside risks as Europe’s debt crisis entered a 'perilous new phase', the International Monetary Fund cut its forecast on Tuesday for global economic growth during 2012 and 2013. The Washington-based institution said in an update of its World Economic Outlook that it expects world economic output to grow by 3.3% in 2012, down from 3.8% in 2011 and from a September forecast of 4%. Global output is forecast to expand 3.9% in 2013, down from a previous forecast of 4.5%. “Global growth prospects dimmed and risks sharply escalated during the fourth quarter of 2011, as the euro-area crisis entered a perilous new phase,” the IMF said. Rising sovereign bond yields and deleveraging by banks to push the euro-zone economy into a 'mild recession' in 2012, is expected by the IMF. .The IMF expects the 17-nation euro-zone economy to shrink 0.5% in 2012, followed by growth of 0.8% in 2013. Previously, the IMF had projected growth of 2.1% in 2012 and 1.5% in 2013. IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde warned, just a day earlier, that the global economy could slide into a '1930s moment' unless Europe gets a grip on its debt crisis and other economic engines, including the United States and China, meet their responsibilities. Lagarde emphasized the need for stronger, growth-oriented policies, as well as larger firewalls and deeper fiscal integration across the euro zone. The IMF left its forecast for U.S. economic growth in 2012 unchanged at 1.8%, but pegged 2012 growth at 2.2%, down from an earlier projection of 2.5%. Japan is forecast to rebound from a 0.9% contraction during 2011 to grow 1.7%, down from a September forecast of 2.3% and forecast to grow 1.6% in 2012, down from the earlier estimate of 2%. The report from the IMF included updated projections that included 'seeing global activity decelerating but not collapsing'. While the IMF expects most advanced economies to avoid falling back into recession, emerging and developing economies are forecast to slow from a fast growth pace in 2011. The IMF report emphasized that the forecast is based on the assumption that euro-zone policy makers intensify their efforts to address the crisis and that policies limit deleveraging by euro-zone banks, avoiding a severe credit crunch. Overall, emerging and developing economies are forecast to see 2012 growth of 5.4%, down from a September estimate of 6.1% and growth is forecast at 5.9% for 2013, down from the September outlook of 6.5%. Expectations for China are that they are now expected to see growth slow from 9.2% in 2011 to 8.2% in 2012, re-accelerating to 8.8% in 2013 with a prior IMF previous forecast growth of 9% in 2012 and 9.5% in 2013.

On Tuesday as was widely expected, the Central Reserve Bank of India reportedly held interest rates unchanged with its key lending rate at 8.5% and the borrowing rate at 7.5%. The Reserve Bank cut the level of cash reserves it requires banks to maintain, saying that easing liquidity conditions is necessary to protect economic growth. The Reserve Bank lowered its growth forecast for 2012 to March to 7%, down from 7.6% previously but, maintained its forecast, calling for an inflation rate of 7% for the year. In its quarterly review statement, the Reserve Bank said, “Based on the current inflation trajectory, including consideration of suppressed inflation, it is premature to begin reducing the policy rate.” Weakness in the India currency sharply lifted the bill for India’s huge oil requirements, most of which are imported and then subsidized by the government to shield the poor. The Reserve Bank lowered the cash reserve ratio banks have to maintain to 5.5% from 6%, a move that should inject 320 billion rupees or $6.4 billion, into the system. The persistence of 'tight liquidity conditions' that threatens to disrupt the flow of credit to 'productive' parts of the economy and further fuel risks to growth, remains a concern of the Reserve bank.

Richmond Federal Reserve's regional manufacturing survey rose to 13.5 in January from 8.2 in December.

Britain’s Office for National Statistics said net public debt, excluding the effects of any financial interventions now stands at 1 trillion pounds ($1.6 trillion), or about 64.2% of gross domestic product, striking the highest level since records began in 1993. When net debt was ?883 billion, the figure represents a 13.7% increase in December 2010. The debt data came in line with government expectations given by Treasury Chief George Osborne in November during a budget statement to Parliament. In November, Osborne said the debt to GDP ratio would likely stand at 67% in 2011 and added that debt reduction was 'not happening as quickly as we had wished because of the damage done to our economy by the ongoing financial crisis.' Stronger tax receipts pushed public borrowing down to ?13.7 billion in December, compared with the year-earlier figure of ?15.9 billion with ONS data showed that British public-sector borrowing was falling. The ONS reported that a new bank tax imposed on financial institutions boosted tax receipts by ?2.4 billion in the 2011-2012 financial year.


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Standard & Poor's 'weakest links' are companies that have credit ratings of B-minus and lower, and with either negative outlooks or ratings on credit watch for possible downgrade. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)
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National Association of Realtors reported sales of existing homes rose 5% during December as yet another tough year in the U.S. housing market came to a positive close. Last month, NAR overstated sales data from 2007 onwards lower by 14% and said December sales rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.61 million with November sales revised down to 4.39 million, from initially reported 4.42 million. NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said lower mortgage rates, improved jobs conditions and rising rents have helped lift sales figures, though he noted that December 2010 also was strong before petering out later. Sales edged up 1.7% to 4.26 million during 2011, compared to the 2005 peak of 7.08 million. Median housing sales prices fell 2.5% to $164,500 in December from same period of 2010. For the year, median prices were $166,100 or, down 3.9% to return back to 2002 levels. Inventories, which are generally low during winter months, fell 9.2% to 2.38 million, hitting low not seen since March 2005, representing 6.2 months of supply. Supply of inventory for the month is lowest seen since April 2006. Distressed sales accounted for 32% of sales, up from 29% in November. All-cash transactions represented 31% of purchases, up from 28% in November. First-time buyers accounted for 31% of all transactions, down from 35% in November and from a normal rate of around 40%.

The trading session was generally quiet, with markets bouncing in and out of positive territory throughout the day. February gold ended the session up $9.50 or 0.6% to end the day at $1,664/oz. March silver was higher by $1.17, or 3.8% to close the week at $31.675/oz.


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The Obama administration announced they will reject TransCanada Corporation’s application for a permit to build a huge oil pipeline across the U.S. - Canadian border but, gives the firm a chance to reapply after it develops an alternate route.
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Treasury Department released data that showed foreign investors were buyers of a net $58.0 billion of long-term U.S. securities in November up from a revised $12.2 billion in October. During November, overseas investors were net buyers of $54.0 billion of Treasurys, up from $15.3 billion in October. Overseas investors bought a net $6.2 billion of government agency bonds in November compared with $4.8 billion in October although international demand for corporate bonds remained weak. Foreign-based investors sold a net $7.1 billion of U.S. equities in November. Taking into account purchases by U.S. residents and overseas investors, the net foreign purchases of long-term securities was $59.8 billion in November, up from $8.3 billion in October. Sales of Treasury bills, bonds and notes directly attributed to Mainland China were $1.5 billion however, China often trades Treasurys through firms in other countries. According to the data, Japan was a buyer of $59.9 billion of short and longer-term Treasurys in November and the United Kingdom was a buyer of $18.2 billion of Treasurys.

Labor Department reported U.S. wholesale prices fell in December for the second time in three months, as the cost of gas and food declined and the producer price index dropped a seasonally adjusted 0.1% last month. The decline in wholesale prices stemmed entirely from lower energy and food costs. Energy costs fell 0.8%, mainly because of lower prices at the gas pump. Food costs dropped 0.8% as well mostly the result of an 11.1% decrease in the price of vegetables. Core wholesale prices, which strip out the volatile food and energy categories, jumped an unexpectedly high 0.3%. One-third of the increase in the core rate was attributed by the government due to rising prices for light trucks while higher cigarette and pharmaceutical prices also contributed. The core index is viewed by the Federal Reserve as a more accurate gauge of inflationary pressure because food and energy prices jump up and down frequently and can distort underlying trends. Over the past 12 months, core prices have climbed 3.0% striking the largest one-year increase since the summer of 2009. The rise in core prices stems from a run-up in the cost of raw materials in the first half of 2011. Declining commodity prices in the latter stages of last year could lead to lower core prices in the near future. Overall wholesale prices have risen an even faster 4.8% in the past 12 months. Many companies have absorbed higher wholesale costs and kept price increases in check to maintain market share, to avoid passing higher costs onto consumers. Price index for intermediate goods, such as the cloth used to make clothes or stamped metal parts used in engines, fell 0.5% during December, striking the third straight decline. Government data showed that crude prices, the cost of raw materials, declined 1.1% in December.

The Federal Reserve reported the output of the nation's factories, mines and utilities rebounded in December after struggling in November. Industrial output rose 0.4% in December, in line with expectations while output fell a revised 0.3% during November which was slightly worse than the previous estimate of a 0.2% decline. Output rose at 3.1% annual rate during Q4, despite month-to-moth volatility. Factory activity alone rose 0.9% in December after a 0.4 decrease in November and capacity utilization which is a gauge of slack in the economy, rose to 78.1% in December from 77.8% in November.

A top Federal Reserve official acknowledged that the distinction between prohibited profit-making speculative proprietary trading and permissible market-making, liquidity-injecting trades can be difficult to draw, all of which complicates the implementation of the Volcker Rule. The Volcker Rule - named after an idea suggested by former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker - would prohibit big insured banks' speculative proprietary derivatives and stock investments. In testimony prepared for a House Financial Services Committee hearing, Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo suggested that firms and regulators may have a difficult time differentiating between legitimate market-making actions and prohibited, speculative transactions. Observers argue that such complications could limit needed liquidity for the markets. Tarullo adds that the statute seeks to distinguish between these activities by looking to the purpose of the trade and the intent of the trader.

National Association of Home Builders reported a measure of builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes climbed in January to the highest level since June 2007. The gauge rose 4 points to 25, the fourth consecutive rise. NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe attributed the gains to improvements in employment and consumer confidence. The seasonally adjusted index, which correlates closely with single-family housing starts, is designed so that readings over 50 are considered "good," which hasn't been the case since April 2006. The Northeast had a 9-point surge, the West showed a 5-point advance and each component current sales conditions, sales expectations in the next six months and traffic of prospective buyers, rose 3 points. NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe attributed the gains to improvements in employment and consumer confidence. Crowe noted 'caution' in order, pointing to clients unable to qualify for a mortgage, appraisals coming through below construction cost and the continuing flow of foreclosed properties hitting the market. The seasonally adjusted index correlates closely with single-family housing starts and is designed so that readings over 50 are considered 'good' which hasn’t been the case since April 2006. The iShares Dow Jones U.S. Home Construction Index Fund, an exchange-traded fund of various home builders has climbed around 60%, from Octobers low.

In a statement, the International Monetary Fund said that it would like to raise an additional $500 billion in lending resources. An IMF spokesman said the organization estimates global potential financing needs of about $1 trillion in coming years. The $500 billion figure includes the recent European commitment of $200 billion in increased resources. "At this preliminary stage, we are exploring options on funding and will have no further comment until the necessary consultations with the Fund's membership have been completed."


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Yesterday despite the fact the nine of the European countries have been downgraded nifty managed to keep its head above. And following the 1.5 % gain in DAX the German index, nifty today pounced up and closed almost 2% up from the previous close. The lower inflation numbers and the appreciation of rupee against the dollar also motivated the traders the trend looks to have reversed and the upward move can be expected here on.
BSE SENSEX ended at 16,466, up 277 points or 1.71% from the last close. It earlier touched a day's high of 16,501 and day’s low of 16,270. NSE NIFTY closed at 4,967 up 94 points. The index hit an intra-day high of 4,975 and an intra-day low of 4,904.
The BSE Mid-Cap index gained 1.34% while the BSE Small-Cap index was up 1.07%.CNX MIDCAP 50 index was down 1.18% and S&P CNX 500 was up 1.74%.

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COPPER (FEB) – Copper’s Nov contract which is going to expire on 29th FEB 2012, is expected to trade between the broad ranges of 409 to 423 Expected resistance and support level for today trade are as follows:
SUPPORT 1: 413.55
SUPPORT 2: 409.35

RESISTANCE 1: 419.55
RESISTANCE 2: 423.30

CRUDE OIL (JAN) – Expected resistance and support levels for the crude Dec contract with expiry date of 19 JAN 2012 are:
SUPPORT 1: 5155
SUPPORT 2: 5075

RESISTANCE 1: 5345
RESISTANCE 2: 5450

GOLD (FEB) - Resistance and support levels for the today’s session for Gold FEB contract which will expire on 4th FEB 2012 are:
SUPPORT 1: 27545
SUPPORT 2: 27455

RESISTANCE 1: 27760
RESISTANCE 2: 27855

SILVER (MAR) – Silver is Expected resistance and support level for today trade are as follows:
SUPPORT 1: 52415
SUPPORT 2: 52345

RESISTANCE 1: 52675
RESISTANCE 2: 52795

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U.S. Labor Department reported new applications for unemployment benefits jumped last week to the highest level seen since late November, most likely because of end-of-the-year layoffs following the holiday season. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)
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Commerce Department reported U.S. business inventories grew 0.3% in November to $1.55 trillion after a 0.8% advance in October. Inventories are up 8.5% compared to November 2010 and the ratio of inventories to sales remained at 1.27 during the month.

On derivatives regulation, Volcker rule, potential money market fund reforms and other important matters will help ensure that the regulators get the "rules right," U.S. Chamber of Commerce president Thomas Donohue said Thursda as part of his annual state of American business address. Donohue additionally said he and the chamber were "disappointed" to see President Barack Obama install a new director for a controversial new consumer-watchdog bureau, without the "advice and consent" of the Senate. "We're not opposed to the director, we want to change the process so that one person didn't control this whole system," Donohue said. Freddie Mac reported mortgage rates have hit record lows once again, following "mixed" labor-market indicators. In week ended January 12, the average rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to a record low of 3.89% compared with 3.91% in previous week. To obtain the latest rate, payment of an average 0.7 point was required with a point being 1% of the mortgage amount, charged in prepaid interest. "Although the economy added 1.6 million jobs in 2011, which was the most since 2006, the unemployment rate remained historically elevated," said Frank Nothaft, Freddie's chief economist, in a statement. During 2011, the 30-year rate was at 4.71%. In the latest week the 15-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to a record low of 3.16% from 3.23% in previous week - based on data going back to 1991. The average rate on the 5-year Treasury-indexed hybrid adjustable-rate mortgage declined to a record low of 2.82% from 2.86% based on data going back to 2005. The 1-year Treasury-indexed ARM fell to a record low of 2.76% from 2.80% based on data going back to 1984.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said that the euro-zone economic outlook remains subject to high uncertainty and substantial downside risks, such as further intensification of tensions in the debt markets. Draghi said recent survey data pointed to "tentative signs of stabilization in activity at low levels" but - it was hard to make a confident judgment based on those preliminary data. Draghi added that the bank's monetary stance remains accommodative: "Uncertainty is very high and we will monitor all developments and we will stand ready to act." The ECB voted unanimously to keep interest rates on hold.

The Treasury Department reported that U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin met with Philippine government officials - Philippine Finance Secretary Cesar V. Purisima, Budget Secretary Florencio B. Abad, and Commissioner of Internal Revenue Kim Henares - to discuss regional economic developments and the outlook for the global economy. Officials "reaffirmed their commitment to pursue policies that strengthen global economic recovery and support strong, sustainable, and balanced global growth." Philippine officials outlined planned economic reforms and Wolin said Treasury would provide technical assistance in their reform efforts.

The Commerce Department reported sales at U.S. retailers increased 0.1% during December. Commerce said sales rose to a seasonally adjusted $400.6 billion, an advance of 6.5% from previous year. Government statistics do not match the conventional wisdom, as often happens in the retail sales reports immediately after the holidays. The strongest sector of holiday shopping season was electronics however, data showed a 3.9% monthly decline at electronic stores. Online retailers fell 0.4% and sales at the nation’s malls were lower in December. General merchandise stores sales fell 0.8%, including a 0.2% decrease at department stores while sales at clothing stores rose 0.7%. Sales rose an upwardly revised 0.4% during November, compared with a 0.2% increase originally reported and sales were revised up slightly in October. Sales data is seasonally adjusted, but not for price changes. Excluding a 1.5% rise in motor vehicles sales, retail sales for the month fell 0.2%, much weaker than the 0.3% gain expected. Sales at gasoline stores fell 1.6% in December. Core sales, which exclude autos, gasoline, and building materials, fell 0.2% during December - striking first drop in core sales in 2011. Motor vehicle sales rose 1.5% in December after rising 0.9% in November. Furniture store sales rose 1.0%. Sales at electronics and appliances stores fell 3.9%. Building materials and hardware store sales jumped 1.6% after falling 1.0% in November. Sales at stores catering to leisure-time pursuits, such as hobbies, sports and reading, fell 0.4%. Sales at health and personal-care stores rose 0.6%. Sales at food and beverage stores fell 0.2%. Sales at restaurants and bars rose 0.7%. Sales at non-store outlets, such as catalogs and online stores, fell 0.4%.


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COPPER (FEB) – Copper’s Nov contract which is going to expire on 29 FEB 2012, is expected to trade between the broad ranges of 398 to 406 Expected resistance and support level for today trade are as follows.
SUPPORT 1: 397.55,
SUPPORT 2: 396.35,
RESIST 1: 401.55,
RESIST 2: 403.10,

CRUDE OIL (JAN) – Expected resistance and support levels for the crude Dec contract with expiry date of 19 JAN 2012 are:
SUPPORT 1: 5185
SUPPORT 2: 5070
RESIST 1: 5360
RESIST 2: 5445

GOLD (FEB) - Gold FEB contract which will expire on 4th FEB 2012.gold gave a bearish run as the US debt default concern made the investors cautious. Resistance and support levels for the today’s session are:
SUPPORT 1: 27415
SUPPORT 2: 27325
RESIST 1: 27765
RESIST 2: 27955

SILVER (MAR) – Silver is Expected resistance and support level for today trade are as follows.
SUPPORT 1: 50620
SUPPORT 2: 49735
RESISTANCE 1: 52775
RESISTANCE 2: 53690

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The Federal Reserve reported that during November, U.S. consumers increased their debt by a seasonally adjusted $20.4 billion striking the largest consumer debt increase since November 2001. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com)
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy reported progress on plans to enact a pact to toughen budget rules across the euro zone. Merkel and Sarkozy met in Berlin today in an effort to iron out differences ahead of the summit of European leaders on January 30. Merkel warned that a second aid package for Greece cannot be paid out unless officials make rapid progress on a rescue plan which would include writedowns for private bondholders. Merkel said that, failure to finalize a rescue package would make it impossible to release Greece’s next round of aid in coming months. Merkel emphasized that haircuts for Greek bondholders remain an 'exceptional' case that will not be repeated elsewhere in the euro zone. Merkel said it is the intention of leaders' that no country leave the euro. Sarkozy acknowledged that the situation in Europe remains 'very tense' and called for negotiations on the fiscal pact to be wrapped up in several days. Merkel said that any fiscal pact needs to ensure economic growth across the region and that leaders would study labor market reforms.

An abrupt action by Swiss central bank chief Philipp Hildebrand added stir for the Swiss franc. Hildebrand quit today - just days after denying wrongdoing and saying he planned to stay on amid an escalating controversy over his wife’s currency trades. On August 15, Hildebrand’s wife Kashya, bought $504,000, as the dollar traded near an all-time low versus the franc. A few weeks later, the Swiss franc fell sharply against all major rivals as the SNB surprised markets by announcing the euro-Swiss franc floor. Just last week the SNB said that Philipp Hildebrand had bought $1.17 million last March, using funds from the sale of a family property then in October, he sold $516,000 to buy another property. Both transactions were permitted by the central bank since they were tied to a personal real-estate. Over the weekend, Hildebrand received support from several of the countries’ largest parties such as, Swiss President Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf, who is the country’s finance minister who told Swiss television on Friday that there was 'absolutely no reason' for the Swiss government to distrust Hildebrand. The SNB Governing Board said Switzerland 'is losing an outstanding central banker with excellent international connections, which have brought great benefit to our country'. Traders questioned whether the Swiss National Bank [SNB] will be as committed to preserving the cap that the central bank placed on the value of the currency last year, on the heals of Hildebrand's resignation which provided modest support for the Swiss franc. In September, the SNB decreed that the euro wouldn’t be allowed to trade below 1.20 Swiss francs however, in a statement by the SNB Governing Board said the measure would remain in place and unchanged. “This policy will be pursued further with the utmost determination,” the SNB said. The SNB announced that the three-member Governing Board’s vice chairman, Thomas Jordan will serve as chairman for the time being and the position on the board will be filled as quickly as possible.


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SUPPORT 1: 400.80
SUPPORT 2: 398.35

RESISTANCE 1: 404.55
RESISTANCE 2: 406.10

CRUDE OIL (JAN) – Expected resistance and support levels for the crude Dec contract with expiry date of 19 JAN 2012 are:

SUPPORT 1: 5375
SUPPORT 2: 5260

RESISTANCE 1: 5560
RESISTANCE 2: 5645

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Sell BELOW 402
First Target 400.85
Second Target 399.5
Third Target 397.5
Keep StopLoss at 404.5

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SELL BELOW 52200
First Target 52125
Second Target 52000
Third Target 51850
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NIFTY SPOT LEVEL: 5TH JANUARY 2012
In upcoming trading session there is higher possibility that nifty spot will manage between broad levels of 4645-4845. If the market breaches the level of 4800 on the upper side then the next resistance level will be 4845. But if nifty breaches the support level of 4685 then it may go down till the level of 4645.


BANK NIFTY FUTURES: 5TH JANUARY 2012
In upcoming trading session, bank nifty future is expected to trade between the broad levels of 8190-8590. Bank nifty futures can go down till the level of 8190 once it breaks the level of 8280. On the opposite side once breaking the level of 8485, it is expected to go upward till the level of 8590. Bank nifty will be trading between the narrow ranges of 8280-8485.
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Institute for Supply Management reported their manufacturing index for December climbed to 53.9% from 52.7% in November, which is a six-month high. (read more at Millennium-Traders.Com) http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx

Institute for Supply Management reported their manufacturing index for December climbed to 53.9% from 52.7% in November, which is a six-month high. The acceleration of manufacturing activity in December is highlighting the U.S. economy’s momentum heading into 2012, according to a key index released by the ISM. The production and employment gauges each rose 3.3 points with a 0.9 percentage point gain for the new orders index. “Business seems strong, but likely due to tax advantages of purchasing capital expense items,” said a purchasing manager in the machinery sector. A manager in transportation equipment added, “Business is steady today around the world.” Of the 18 industries surveyed, nine reported growth while nine reported contraction. A chemical products manager reported a “slow” Q4 and a wood products manager said the “market has definitely slowed in the last month.” Slowing rates of contraction have been seen in the U.K., Germany and France. A slight expansion has been seen in China, Japan and Australia in the final month of the year.

Commerce Department reported outlays for U.S. construction projects rose 1.2% in November. October construction spending was revised down to show a 0.2% decline from the previous estimate of a 0.8% gain. During November, spending on private construction rose 1.0%, spending on public projects rose 1.7% and residential construction rose 2.0%.

According to the Semiconductor Industry Association, worldwide semiconductor sales during November fell 2.4% from October as flooding in Thailand contributed to supply chain disruptions. Sales of semiconductors were reportedly $25.13 billion for the month, down 3.1% from a year earlier with year-to-date sales reported as 0.8% higher. Weaker November sales were attributed to the continuing European financial crisis, which is having a broad impact on other economies and global demand. "Supply chain disruptions resulting from the floods in Thailand have impacted semiconductor sales in the near term, however [original equipment manufacturers] are expected to recover production losses over the course of the next few months," said SIA President Brian Toohey.

Gold futures were riding high once again at $1,600 an ounce today alongside oil and stocks. The precious metal move higher was helped by a weaker dollar to start 2012 on a high note after a 10% yearly gain during 2011. On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, Gold had traded as high as $1,602 an ounce early in the trading session.

U.S. Navy warships will remain in the Persian Gulf, shrugging off a warning from Iran, per a statement from Pentagon spokesman George Little who said the vessels are there in accordance with international law. A top Iranian general warned the United States against returning one of its aircraft carriers to the Persian Gulf. The warning comes roughly a week after the carrier U.S.S. John C. Stennis sailed from the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S.S. John C. Stennis made its voyage after Iran threatened to disrupt oil shipping through the strait in protest to moves by the U.S. along with its allies to impose economic sanctions on Iran for its controversial nuclear-development program. International law calls for the Strait of Hormuz to be open to all traffic, as it is located between Iran and Oman and is one of the world's busiest oil-shipping routes.


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