Alm 2010 - Markets 2010

MarketWatch - Headlines

Currencies: Dollar plays defense against euro and yen

The dollar loses ground against the euro and the Japanese yen while gaining on the...
MarketWatch First Take: Gulf rig fire does offshore industry no favors

Didn't we just watch this movie? A fire breaks out on a Gulf of Mexico...
Corrections: Hurricane Earl prompts airlines to waive some fees

A MarketWatch report on Sept. 2 misstated how airlines usually handle changes to customers' flight...
Hurricane Earl prompts airlines to waive some fees

As Hurricane Earl twists its way towards the East Coast ahead of the busy Labor...
NewsWatch: August jobs report takes center stage

The U.S. economy likely added private-sector jobs last month, but hiring is still not happening...
Canadian Markets: Canada stocks close up on materials, consumer gain

Materials and consumer discretionary stocks led the Canadian market to close higher Thursday with an...
After Hours: Take-Two shares rise in late session after results

The video-game publisher late Thursday unexpectedly swings to a quarterly profit, prompting investors to lift...
Key Democrat urges action on lending fund

Congress should pass a new $30 billion lending fund to help small businesses get access...
Oil sheen seen near Mariner Energy Gulf platform

An oil sheen roughly 100 feet wide and 1 mile long has been spotted near...
Financial Stocks: Financials rise after jobs, housing data

The U.S. financial sector edges higher Thursday as investors react to a flurry of economic...

MarketWatch - Video

News Hub: Dow Ends Higher for 3rd Day

Michael Casey looks at the factors that powered stocks higher for a second straight session.
Q&A with European Central Bank's Trichet

Jean-Claude Trichet of the European Central Bank answers queries from MarketWatch after announcing an extension of program of emergency loans into early 2011, while raising projections for economic growth. Bill Watts reports.
Hot Stocks: Retail's Positive Surprise

Retail stocks extend gains after August same-store-sales reports. Nordstrom, Limited and J.C. Penney are among the more than two-thirds of retailers that have topped Wall Street expectations. MarketWatch's Andria Cheng reports.
ABC News Money Matters

Stocks fluctuate as investors prepare for key readings on the jobs market. Simon Constable reports on the ABC News "Money Matters" program.

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Markets 2010

Written by Peter Almberg

Here you will find a lot of things that maybe can be interesting for you if you are an active investor, trader, analyst or if you just want to learn a little bit. Alm 2010 will try to serve you a smorgasbord with news, quotes, charts, widgets and more. Everything served on the smorgasbord is from the financial market. The focus will be on stocks and derivatives. I hope you will learn or earn something.

Here are some videos from channels at YouTube that focus on the above:

Latest Business and Financial Market News from Alm 2010:

George Soros Speaks

A roundtable of Reuters Staff interviews Investor George Soros, Chairman of Soros Fund Management and author of "The Crash of 2008 and What it Means." Have a look and listen to Mr. Soros. He knows and understands what he is saying. Video is from Reuters.
How to stay employed?

With unemployment at historic highs, keeping your job is job one. Have a look at this episode, Tips To Keep Your Job, where Hoofy and Boo give you some tips on how to stay working. Hoofy and Boo are the famous reporters from MinyanVille.
Hoofy and Boo - Quiz Show

Join Hoofy and Boo for a quiz show that dares to ask: "What would John Thain Do?". If you want to know more than have a look at the show. Hoofy and Boo are the Minyanville reporters that keeps you upddated.
Hoofy, Boo and Obamania

Hoofy and Boo, the Reporters from Minyanville, takes a look at Obama's plans for the economy. Share the wisdom and insight with Hoofy and Boo
End of Wall Street

End of Wall Street. A series of three parts from The Wall Street Journal and published on MarketWatch. They cover What Happened, Why it Happened and What happens Next. Have a look at them here or at MarketWatch.