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Deeper BDSI Chart and Indicators
As you can see from the daily 100-day chart above, BDSI is setting up for a continuation move off the reversal bounce from support. Yesterday,...
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 24, 2013
5-24-13 - A bridge collapses in Washington State, President Obama looks to close Guantanamo and the Boy Scouts vote to allow gay scouts.  |
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Twitter launches two-step login to stem hacking
Twitter is launching a new extra layer of security, but will it stop hackers?  |
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Scams target military people this Memorial Day
Scammers have military men and women in their sights. BBB Military Line director Brenda Linnington tells MarketWatch Radio's Adrienne Mitchell what to look out for.  |
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What's in the News: 05/24
Major change from the Boy Scouts. CBS's Steve Kathan has "What's in the News".  |
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World News Roundup: 05/24
Memorial Day Weekend Travel Nightmare -- Bridge collapse north of Seattle. Memorial for another tornado victim in Moore, Oklahoma. Historic decision opens door to gay Boy Scouts. Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.  |
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Pope Francis suggests atheists' good deeds gets them to heaven
Pope Francis has sparked a religious debate with comments made earlier this week confirming atheists can indeed go to heaven. Christian teaching generally holds that belief in Jesus, and not good deeds, grants eternal life.
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Report fuels imported energy fears
Fears over the UK's reliance on imported energy have been fuelled after a report claimed Britain was just six hours away from running out of stored gas in March. |
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Russia rocked by magnitude 8 earthquake
Russia's Far East region was rocked on Friday by a powerful earthquake that geologists put between 8.0 and 8.2 on the Richter scale. The quake was even felt in Moscow , 4,400 miles from its epicenter, in the Sea of Okhotsk, The Associated Press reported. Emergency officials initially issued a tsunami warning for the Kuril islands and for Sakhalin, but lifted it a short time later, AP said.
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U.S. Morning Call: P&G turning the 'tide' on McDonald
May 24 - P&G brings back A.G. Lafley as CEO, replacing Bob McDonald immediately in the midst of a major restructuring.  |
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Russia: Syria's agreed to peace conference 'in principle'
Russian ministers said Friday that Syria has agreed to join a Russia-U.S. peace conference and talk about the besieged government's future , but the agreement was laced with conditions. Specifically, Syria's "agreed in principle" to the conference, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevic said, in The Associated Press.
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The GigaOM Show: Yahoo’s big moves, Xbox’s big One, HTC’s big problem
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Get Ahead of the Pack and Unload Bonds Now
“Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all” - In Memoriam A.H.H., Lord Alfred Tennyson I’m writing today of unrequited love. No, I’m not going all soft on you and trading a financial markets career for one writing Harlequin love stories. I’m talking about the love many investors are [...]
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Bay Area Veterinary Hospital Hosts Pet Disaster Preparedness Seminar
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One man's journey from banking to baking
May 24 - Banker turned baker Tom Molnar tells Reuters how his working life changed after leaving his financial job in London. Reuters' Angeline Ong takes a tour of his successful artisan bakery.  |
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Lower open anticipated
Futures drop ahead of durable goods data Stock market futures fall on Friday ahead of durable-goods orders data that are expected to show continued sluggishness, and as volatility continued for Asian stocks. Investors also may be heading to the sidelines ahead of the long holiday weekend. RegMed equities have been “sputtering” – there’s a lot [...]
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New Product Line from Logitech – Analyst Blog
Recently Logitech International SA (LOGI) introduced a new product for better and enhanced customer satisfaction with the launch of the first iPad keyboard. The keyboard has been specially designed for classroom environment with added advantages of spill resistance and enhanced durability, which gives it a key lifespan of more than five million strokes. In recent [...]
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Vietnam Veteran Producing Multimedia Documentary About Vietnam War and the Aftermath
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Pre-Launch Orders Now Being Taken for Spree Fitness Device
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British P.M. David Cameron demands that MI5 explain 'what went wrong' in Woolwich attack
British Prime Minister David Cameron is demanding intelligence and security heads explain how two Islamist terror suspects could massacre a soldier in the streets when the two had been surveillance targets of MI5 for the past eight years.
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Catalogs.com Invites Brides-to-be to Pin Their Wedding Inspiration to Win in the Wedding Dreams Pinterest Contest
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Parts of London airport closed as engine fire forces emergency landing
Parts of Heathrow Airport in London were closed on Friday as a plane was forced to make an emergency landing with its engine on fire. All 75 passengers were safely evacuated via slides, NBC reported. But delays are expected , at one of the world's busiest ports of international travel.
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Aretha Franklin Postpones Detroit Show, Health Woes Continue
DETROIT DTE Energy Music Theatre announced Thursday morning that Aretha Franklin's show, planned for June 22, was rescheduled to 8 p.m. July 27 at DTE Energy Music Theatre "due to a minor medical situation." The venue said the postponement was at the advice of her physician, who told her to postpone all appearances in June. |
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WSJ What's News Early Edition, May 24, 2013
The old guard is back at Procter and Gamble, your frequent flier miles may not have the benefits they once did, and Sears lost most money last quarter.  |
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WSJ Your Money Matters A.M. May 24, 2013
Procrastinators score big at the box office, and how to avoid summer travel surprises. Mike Gavin reports.  |
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Delta's CEO on passenger fees, mergers, and why subsidies are bad for business
Delta’s Chief Executive Officer, Richard Anderson, discusses the industry, mergers, passenger fees, and why Delta thinks its about to have its most profitable year ever.  |
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RA’s Daily Russia News Blast – May 24, 2013
TODAY: Popular social network banned; Memorial fights foreign agent label in court; Alyokhina refused parole; Bolotnaya protesters’ apartments raided; no recession, but insufficient growth; Lebedev witnesses admit they were pressured; business students want Gazprom jobs. Vkontakte, a popular social network with over 210 million users, has been banned from distributing content across Russia, thought to [...]
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British Airways flight makes emergency landing
May 24 - Heathrow airport closes a runway after a British Airways plane makes an emergency landing. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).  |
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WSJ Tech Briefing, Early Edition, May 24, 2013
Dish Netowrk secures major funding for its bid for Sprint-Nextel, and why Silicon Valley is full of copycats.  |
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Why Ben Bernanke’s Market Manipulation is So Brilliant
Nothing lasts forever, apparently not even quantitative easing.
On Wednesday, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke threatened to take away the massive punch bowl that's been spiked with easy money juice.
There's no set timetable, but maybe there is. It's hard to interpret Fedspeak.
So maybe they'll start paring back their $85 billion a month buying spree, or maybe they'll jack it up, which is what Benny said only a few sessions ago.
What the heck is he doing? What are they doing? And who are "they" anyway?
Here's the deal...
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