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Mike Larson says we’re getting to the point where rumors won’t work anymore. Investors want to see details — real, concrete steps to solve Europe’s debt crisis. And unfortunately, as Mike has been telling you all along, there IS no easy solution.

Rudy Martin believes Argentina’s stock market is discounted because of its political past. And he explains why investors who are willing to take that extra risk could see some big payoffs soon.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar weakened versus most majors as investors shifted away from safe haven currencies into higher yielding assets.

AIM-listed Wessex Exploration is building up a portfolio of speculative oil exploration assets around the world. Only Hardy investors need apply.

GoldPrice.net has become a widely-used tool in the precious metals industry since its inception in 1992. Household investors and institutional traders can check live, streaming spot prices throughout the day for gold, silver, and platinum. GoldPrice.net also offers select precious metals items at discount prices.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar fell against most major currencies as the appetite for riskier assets increased and investors preferred to purchase higher yielding assets over the Greenback. The ADP Non-Farm Employment Change data came out at 91k better than the expected 76k and triggered the Stock Markets to rally, with the Dow Jones appreciating by 1.21% and the NASDAQ by 2.32%. Crude Oil soared by 5.3% after Stocks showed a drop of -4.7M and Crude Oil closed at $79.60 a barrel. Gold (XAU) also joined the positive trend and increased by 1.6% to close to $1641 an ounce.

U.S. investors digest the September employment report. Moody’s downgrades twelve British banks, including Lloyd’s and Royal Bank of Scotland. Illumina tumbles after saying third quarter revenue will be much lower than expected.

Global investors are searching for safe havens amid all the economic uncertainty. Ron Rowland says gold remains a relatively safe investment. He names several ETFs that offer exposure to physical gold and helps you find the right fund for your needs.

Speaking in a press conference, European Commission's president Jose Manuel Barroso said that a "further treaty change" could show the markets and future investors that they are looking for forward integration in the EU and in the euro area.

What do you get when you cross a sea lion with a penguin? Not much....so far. But that doesn’t stop investors waiting patiently to see whether Falklands-focused explorer Rockhopper meets its potential.

“Volatility is here to stay. Get used to it and ride the rollercoaster,” says Louise Cooper at BGC Partners as she delivers insight on equities and the global economy.

If you're one of the investors who dismissed AMEC as being "too obvious" you may want to look again. With blue-chip clients and bumper dividends the company is certainly worth a closer look.

Global stocks tumble after euro-zone finance ministers postpone a decision on Greece’s next round of bailout funds, and say private bondholders may have to take bigger losses on the debt. U.S. investors await Ben Bernanke’s testimony on Capitol Hill.

U.S. stocks may follow global markets lower, after Greece says it will miss its deficit targets. Gold rebounds to $1,660 an ounce and Treasury yields fall, as investors search for safety. Alibaba CEO Jack Ma says he may be interested in buying Yahoo.

Mike Larson says the European debt crisis has become absurd, because politicians and policymakers keep trying to contain a crisis that is uncontainable. He says a market collapse is inevitable, and advises investors on how to protect themselves.

All investors dream of calling the bottom on a stock or ETF, and riding it higher. But Ron Rowland says it’s very hard to distinguish between a stock that’s cheap and one that’s a value, so investing using a price momentum strategy is more effective.

Stocks may rebound from yesterday’s selloff, as investors digest initial jobless claims and second quarter GDP data. German lawmakers vote to expand the power of the euro-zone rescue fund. AMD tumbles after forecasting lower sales and gross margins.

As global investors search for safety in the markets, they’re piling into U.S. Treasuries, sending yields to record-low levels. Nilus Mattive argues that this is misguided, and dividend-paying U.S. stocks offer much better value and growth potential.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... Gold (XAU) plunged by 6.0% as investors sold the precious metal to cover losses on other assets and finished at $1632 an ounce.

The Federal Reserve’s lack of substantive action to boost the economy has sent equity investors rushing for the exits. Mike Larson has been warning of this selloff for months, and he tells you how to protect yourself and even profit from it.

U.S. stocks come off earlier lows, but the global selloff continues as investors look for the G-20 to strengthen the euro-zone rescue fund. Gold drops below $1,700 an ounce. Hewlett-Packard fires CEO Leo Apotheker, and replaces him with Meg Whitman.

Market volatility brings traditionally defensive stocks like pharmaceuticals into focus for investors. Jeremy Batstone-Carr, director of research at Charles Stanley, looks at some plays and the difference between the sector’s giants and the minnows

National Grid, the international provider of energy, is helping the government make good on its carbon reduction targets. But should investors turn on, tune in or drop out?

Mining giant Xstrata is almost too big to miss, and with the prospect of M&A on the horizon, could soon be even bigger. So will investors reap large rewards, or is the miner a classic white elephant?

With the European sovereign debt crisis entering a more ominous phase, Ron Rowland offers three tips to ETF investors: The euro currency is at a crossroads, no European stock market is safe, and inverse and leveraged ETFs may not work like you think.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The Dollar fell against the other major currencies as investors are expecting the Fed to offer a new plan for helping the US economy. Wall Street closed mixed as the NASDAQ fell by 0.86% and the Dow rose by 0.07%. Crude oil jumped by 1.4% and closed at $86.89 a barrel. Gold (XAU) also rose today by 1.7% closing at nearly $1,809 an ounce.

U.S. investors anticipate a move by the Federal Reserve to stimulate the economy. Greece makes satisfactory progress in talks to secure more rescue funds. SABMiller buys Foster’s. Oracle and Adobe Systems jump after matching earnings estimates.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The Euro fell against the US Dollar as stocks markets in Europe experienced a sharp drop as investors awaited to see if Greece will default.

Vasu Menon, Head of Content & Research at OCBC Wealth Management Singapore tells us straight why the markets are so volatile, and whether the world is going to end.

Private equity is one segment of the market usually not available to average investors. But Ron Rowland tells us about ETFs and ETNs that allow access to this niche through business development companies, or BDCs, which invest in private equity.

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Global stocks and the euro fall after a report that Juergen Stark will resign from the ECB. Investors remain cautious ahead of this weekend’s G-7 meeting, and after President Obama proposed a new stimulus package. Bank of America may cut 40,000 jobs.

The Chinese financial sector has produced impressive profits over the first half of this year. But investors still have major concerns about the industry. Rudy Martin examines the country’s largest banks and tells you whether they’re worth buying.

Investors react to data on jobless claims and the trade deficit, and look for clues to future monetary policy from ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet. President Obama is expected to propose a $300 billion stimulus plan to a joint session of Congress.

Ding! Ding! Seconds out. Sports Direct is back in the game and throwing its weight about the ring. With new investors and a bag of cash, the high street sport retailer might deliver knock-out results for investors.

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Europe may be near its breaking point. The Greek bailout plan is facing serious opposition from Finland and bond investors, and the Eurobond idea is dead on arrival. Mike Larson offers advice for protecting yourself from the coming liquidity crisis.

U.S. investors react to the August employment report. The New York Times reports that the federal government will sue a dozen major banks over the quality of mortgage securities. Greece and international lenders reportedly suspend deficit talks: WSJ.

Both CFDs and Spread Betting http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Spread-betting-vs-CFDs.html share similar characteristics, so how should investors decide whether they want to trade them

U.S. stocks may snap a four-session winning streak, as investors digest the weekly jobless claims data, and await the ISM’s manufacturing survey for August. Auto makers will release their domestic sales figures, while retailers post same-store sales.

Nilus Mattive disputes the argument that dividend stocks are only worthwhile for the rich. He says that even investors with modest portfolios will benefit from conservative stocks that can rise in value and give you reasonable income year after year.

Stocks give back some of yesterday’s gains, despite a 1.1% rise in June home prices. Investors digest consumer confidence data and await the minutes of the latest Fed meeting. Gold surges to $1,830 an ounce. Dollar General rises on strong earnings.

U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterday’s big gains. Investors await data on home prices and consumer confidence as well as the minutes of the latest FOMC meeting. Economic sentiment in the euro-zone suffered its biggest drop since December 2008.

U.S. stocks follow the global markets broadly higher, as investors continue to react to Ben Bernanke’s Friday speech. Personal spending rose 0.8% in July, as the individual savings rate dropped to 5.0%. Insurers may be in focus after Hurricane Irene.

Global markets are broadly higher, as investors continue to react to Ben Bernanke’s speech on Friday. Crude oil and gold prices are moving higher. Traders react to personal income and spending data. Insurers tally the damages from Hurricane Irene.

Stocks open lower after second-quarter GDP growth is revised down to 1.0%. Investors parse Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for any clues to more monetary stimulus. Tiffany & Co and Pandora Media soar after strong earnings.

U.S. stocks get a boost from a $5 billion investment in Bank of America by Berkshire Hathaway. Apple shares pull back after Steve Jobs resigns. Initial jobless claims rose to 417,000 last week. Investors await Ben Bernanke’s speech in Jackson Hole.

U.S. futures are mostly higher, but tech stocks are falling after Apple CEO Steve Jobs resigned. Gold falls further as investors await Fed chief Ben Bernanke’s speech in Jackson Hole tomorrow. Applied Materials issues a weak outlook on lower demand.

Ukraine has been a member of the European Energy Community since February 2011, and is now only several steps away from a major overhaul of its energy sector. Announced privatisation of energy generation and distribution assets is seen as a way to boost modernisation of energy infrastructure -- in a country where 90% of thermal plant power blocks and 20% of distribution networks need to be replaced. However, much work still needs to be done to make the upcoming reforms a success. • What is needed to mobilise the investment necessary for the upgrade of the energy system? What can attract responsible and committed investors? • What will be the impact of the reforms on the domestic energy market, related sectors, the whole Ukrainian economy and security of supply? What benefits are there for consumers? • What relevant lessons can be learnt from the past history and current models of liberalised energy markets in Western Europe? Invited contributors include: • Bogusław LIBERADZKI, ...

Ukraine has been a member of the European Energy Community since February 2011, and is now only several steps away from a major overhaul of its energy sector. Announced privatisation of energy generation and distribution assets is seen as a way to boost modernisation of energy infrastructure -- in a country where 90% of thermal plant power blocks and 20% of distribution networks need to be replaced. However, much work still needs to be done to make the upcoming reforms a success. • What is needed to mobilise the investment necessary for the upgrade of the energy system? What can attract responsible and committed investors? • What will be the impact of the reforms on the domestic energy market, related sectors, the whole Ukrainian economy and security of supply? What benefits are there for consumers? • What relevant lessons can be learnt from the past history and current models of liberalised energy markets in Western Europe? Invited contributors include: • Bogusław LIBERADZKI, ...