Coal mining stocks down as much as 50% in five months - another sign of coming recession
Steve Palma
Oct. 4, 2006

The weaker energy demnad is not just limited to just natural gas and crude oil - coal price crash shows major problem in economy.

Coal mining stocks down as much as 50% in five months - another sign of coming recession.

The crash in coal price is significant because hedge funds do not hold coal and hence the coal prce shows economic strength.

Coal mining stocks down as much as 50% in five months - another sign of coming recession
Steve Palma
The weaker energy demnad is not just limited to just natural gas and crude oil - coal price crash shows major problem in economy.
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Bond and stocks both rally on weaker factory order - one of them wrong and that is the stock market
Jasmine Sanchez
The weaker economy, lower long term rates and lower factory order is telling the coming of a deep recssion. While bonds have some reason to rally, the stocks are going up on last stage fools rally.
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Wal-Mart at the forefront of the economy and consumer sentiment senses the oncoming outright recession
Joan Sania
The issue is not just it lowered its sales forecast. The compnay announcement shows much deeper problem for them as well the overall economy in 2007.
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In the face of weaker economy and very poor internal sales forecast Microsoft plan to recover revenue from much harsher steps to curtail piracy of its upcoming Windows Vista software
Alex Mendel
This is another clear sign that economic environment is real tough for tech companies.
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Stock rejoices weak factory order for August hoping lower rate but the report pictures some very dangerous
Sam Adelton
New orders in compuetrs and commerical aircraft was lower. That is a bad sign.
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Signs of economic trouble - hedge funds cannot make money - they are closing shops ane after the other
Peter Oberois
As Dow made new highs, the economy is in deep stagflation. The hedge funds are now running for cover as they cannot make money.
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Companies form India, China and Russia pay the highest bribes according to Transparency International Bribe Payers Index (BPI) and that translates into the root cause of great depression of Asia
Tarin Sikhdar
Corruption, inefficiency and excessive dependence on American consumers will the root cause of the great depression of Asia.
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Dow tries to push ahead with greater divergence but fails- Boeing, General Motors and ExxonMobil helping Dow extend the rally into danger zones
Karl Maxtor
The rally is on no matter what comes next.
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Volkswagen smells gold in Scania and Man deal - acquires 15% of Man
Paula Abelson
It is smart deal says VW action.
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