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Stocks finish the week higher as stimulus talks give bulls something to cling to - The S&P (SP500) +0.9%, Nasdaq (COMP) +0.7% and Dow (DJI) +0.8% ended at the highs of the day and tallied up gains for the first week of the month. - The S&P finished the week up 1.7%. The Nasdaq rose 2.1% and the Dow gained 1%. All three finished at record highs. - A weaker-than-expected rise in November nonfarm payrolls had the bad-news-is-good-news effect on equities and interest rates, with investors banking on weak numbers prompting progress in a near-term COVID relief package. - President-Elect Joe Biden said this afternoon he's confident both sides can come to a deal. President Donald Trump has also pushed for bill. But Biden says $1,200 stimulus checks might still be "in play," something the GOP leadership seems to have already dismissed. - The need for Congressional funds this year is rising and e

Stocks finish the week higher as stimulus talks give bulls something to cling to - The S&P (SP500) +0.9%, Nasdaq (COMP) +0.7% and Dow (DJI) +0.8% ended at the highs of the day and tallied up gains for the first week of the month. - The S&P finished the week up 1.7%. The Nasdaq rose 2.1% and the Dow gained 1%. All three finished at record highs. - A weaker-than-expected rise in November nonfarm payrolls had the bad-news-is-good-news effect on equities and interest rates, with investors banking on weak numbers prompting progress in a near-term COVID relief package. - President-Elect Joe Biden said this afternoon he's confident both sides can come to a deal. President Donald Trump has also pushed for bill. But Biden says $1,200 stimulus checks might still be "in play," something the GOP leadership seems to have already dismissed. - The need for Congressional funds this year is rising and e

S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq hit record highs as weak jobs bring stimulus hopes - The major averages are in record territory as Wall Street focuses more on the upside potential of more stimulus funds and shrugs off a weakening labor market. - The S&P (SP500) +0.7%, Nasdaq (COMP) +0.4%, Dow (DJI) +0.6% are building on modest gains at the start of trading. - Rates are joining, as the 10-year Treasury yield is up six basis points to 0.98%, nearing the 1% that has been a ceiling in previous bond selloffs. - While stimulus hopes are rising, there's a been-there-before feeling lurking. Democratic Rep. Steny Hoyer says the bipartisan relief proposal of $908B is "a floor" and that's bigger than the Mitch McConnell proposal favored by the White House. - Nine of 11 S&P sector are in the green. The top and bottom are familiar, with Energy +4% leading and Utilities -0.2% lagging. - All 10 o

At the S&P500 index current level of 3690.23 points, short term market sentiment is BULLISH ( 2.21 )

At the S&P500 index current value of 3683.29 points, #AI Algo indicating to sell #SPX put´s 14 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3360 level and 30 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3220 level.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.75, muutus 3.59%, Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), sulgemishind 1.81, muutus -0.55% ja LHV Group AS (LHV1T), sulgemishind 17.95muutus 1.13%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 1040000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 107 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 9 , langejaid 3 ja muutuseta püsis 4 aktsiat. ADVol 1.52 - Bullish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

Pfizer vaccine supply cut wipes out S&P 500 gains, stimulus optimism - The S&P (SP500) -0.1% went from highs to lows of the day, losing about 50 basis points, after the report that Pfizer would only be able to ship the COVID vaccines originally planned due to supply chain constraints. - The Nasdaq (COMP) +0.2%, helped by software, and Dow (DJI) +0.3%, boosted by Boeing, fared better. - The S&P had been rallying towards the close before the Pfizer news hit as the noises out of Washington indicated that a bipartisan $908B COVID relief bill might have a shot if it made it to the president's desk. - Sen. Lindsey Graham said he supported the bill and had talked to President Trump "extensively" about it. But Sen. Mitch McConnell is still leading to a smaller targeted bill. - The S&P sectors ended split, with six gaining and five declining. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was the leader, with crude future

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas on poole päeva järel enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), viimane hind 0.73, muutus 1.38%, Tallinna Vesi AS (TVEAT), viimane hind 13.1, muutus -0.38% ja Silvano Fashion Group AS (SFG1T), viimane hind 1.67, muutus 0.91%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatub 490000 euroni. \_O_/ Tõusjaid on 6, langejaid 3 ja muutuseta püsib 7 aktsiat. ADVol 1.44 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

Pfizer vaccine supply cut wipes out S&P 500 gains, stimulus optimism - The S&P (SP500) -0.1% went from highs to lows of the day, losing about 50 basis points, after the report that Pfizer would only be able to ship the COVID vaccines originally planned due to supply chain constraints. - The Nasdaq (COMP) +0.2%, helped by software, and Dow (DJI) +0.3%, boosted by Boeing, fared better. - The S&P had been rallying towards the close before the Pfizer news hit as the noises out of Washington indicated that a bipartisan $908B COVID relief bill might have a shot if it made it to the president's desk. - Sen. Lindsey Graham said he supported the bill and had talked to President Trump "extensively" about it. But Sen. Mitch McConnell is still leading to a smaller targeted bill. - The S&P sectors ended split, with six gaining and five declining. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was the leader, with crude future

Pfizer vaccine supply cut wipes out S&P 500 gains, stimulus optimism - The S&P (SP500) -0.1% went from highs to lows of the day, losing about 50 basis points, after the report that Pfizer would only be able to ship the COVID vaccines originally planned due to supply chain constraints. - The Nasdaq (COMP) +0.2%, helped by software, and Dow (DJI) +0.3%, boosted by Boeing, fared better. - The S&P had been rallying towards the close before the Pfizer news hit as the noises out of Washington indicated that a bipartisan $908B COVID relief bill might have a shot if it made it to the president's desk. - Sen. Lindsey Graham said he supported the bill and had talked to President Trump "extensively" about it. But Sen. Mitch McConnell is still leading to a smaller targeted bill. - The S&P sectors ended split, with six gaining and five declining. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was the leader, with crude future

Stimulus talk helps stocks gain traction; Boeing boosts Dow Jones - Investors would be justified at looking skeptically at any fiscal stimulus headlines. But the positive noises coming out of Washington that a (relatively) small deal is on the table is enough for market that's lost some of the recent momentum. - The latest is Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calling for passing a targeted bill now on the issues where both sides agree. GOP Rep. Tom Reed said earlier he thought McConnell would agree to a $600B relief bill. Democrats have called a $900B bipartisan proposal a good launching off point. - The S&P (SP500) +0.2% is still in record territory. The Nasdaq (COMP) +0.4% is performing better, helped by Tesla +3%, the one megacap gaining, and Micron +2%, up after a DRAM fab outage that could boost prices. - The Dow (DJI) is benefiting from Boeing +7% rising to prices not seen since mid-Ma

At the S&P500 index current level of 3678.87 points, short term market sentiment is BEARISH ( -0.05 )

At the S&P500 index current value of 3675.14 points, #AI Algo indicating to sell #SPX put´s 14 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3360 level and 30 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3210 level.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Coop Pank AS (CPA1T), sulgemishind 1.14, muutus 1.96%, LHV Group AS (LHV1T), sulgemishind 17.75, muutus 1.43% ja Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.72muutus 0%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 730000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 48 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 8 , langejaid 1 ja muutuseta püsis 7 aktsiat. ADVol 1 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

FB Up to 40 states plan to sue Facebook for antitrust next week - CNBC - A coalition of 40 U.S. states that have been investigating Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) for potential antitrust violations have plans to file a lawsuit against the social network next week, CNBC says. - That would mark the second major antitrust lawsuit against Big Tech this year, after the Justice Dept. sued Google (GOOG, GOOGL) in October. - The states, led by New York, could be joined by a related complaint from the Federal Trade Commission, according to the report. - And while the exact nature of the complaint isn't known, a common allegation is against Facebook's tendency to muscle into acquisitions of potential rivals using spending power and a big premium (see WhatsApp and Instagram). - After hours: FB-0.4%. |Yesterday, 7:29 PM|85 Comments

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas on poole päeva järel enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), viimane hind 0.73, muutus 0.28%, Coop Pank AS (CPA1T), viimane hind 1.14, muutus 2.14% ja LHV Group AS (LHV1T), viimane hind 17.75, muutus 1.43%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatub 370000 euroni. \_O_/ Tõusjaid on 10, langejaid 4 ja muutuseta püsib 2 aktsiat. ADVol 1.58 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

FB Up to 40 states plan to sue Facebook for antitrust next week - CNBC - A coalition of 40 U.S. states that have been investigating Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) for potential antitrust violations have plans to file a lawsuit against the social network next week, CNBC says. - That would mark the second major antitrust lawsuit against Big Tech this year, after the Justice Dept. sued Google (GOOG, GOOGL) in October. - The states, led by New York, could be joined by a related complaint from the Federal Trade Commission, according to the report. - And while the exact nature of the complaint isn't known, a common allegation is against Facebook's tendency to muscle into acquisitions of potential rivals using spending power and a big premium (see WhatsApp and Instagram). - After hours: FB-0.4%. |Today, 7:29 PM|53 Comments

SP500 Stock market drifts for the day as investors assess lofty levels - The major averages closed mixed, but little changed. The S&P (SP500) +0.2%, the Nasdaq (COMP) -0.1% and the Dow (DJI) +0.2%. - After Monday's end-of-month rebalancing slide and Tuesday's rebound, investors are left with some rich valuations and a lack of near-term sparks. - Investor sentiment gauges are flashing extreme bullish outlooks, often a signal that the market could be in for consolidation or a correction. - It may be an indicator of how thirsty the market is for something actionable that there's movement on stimulus headlines again. Democrats saying the $900B bipartisan COVID relief proposal is a good starting point did juice the broader market towards the highs of the day in late trading. But both sides still look as far apart as ever. - The S&P sectors were mixed, with six in the green and five in the red. -

APHA Symbolic day for cannabis setting up with House vote on tap - Tomorrow could be a historic day for the cannabis sector if the House of Representatives votes to approve the MORE Act on cannabis legalization as expected. While the bill will be almost surely blocked by Mitch McConnell in the Senate, there is still some focus on the vote, according to Cowen. - "Key to watch in the House is whether re-elected Democrats vote against the MORE Act or if re-elected Republicans vote in favor of the bill. As the Democratic margin will shrink next year, these defections could tell us whether the MORE Act could pass next year," observes Cowen analyst Jaret Seiberg. - Seiberg calls the cannabis Senate stall frustrating, but reminds that legislation typically takes years to pass. "Real efforts to legalize cannabis are only two or three years old. To get a House floor vote this soon is extraordinary and it onl

At the S&P500 index current level of 3659.85 points, short term market sentiment is BULLISH ( 0.69 )

At the S&P500 index current value of 3654.71 points, #AI Algo indicating to sell #SPX put´s 14 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3650 level and 30 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3650 level.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Coop Pank AS (CPA1T), sulgemishind 1.12, muutus 2.19%, LHV Group AS (LHV1T), sulgemishind 17.5, muutus -2.23% ja Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS (TKM1T), sulgemishind 9.08muutus 0.89%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 1280000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 166 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 8 , langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsis 3 aktsiat. ADVol 1.37 - Bullish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas on poole päeva järel enimkaubeldud aktsiad Coop Pank AS (CPA1T), viimane hind 1.11, muutus 1.28%, Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), viimane hind 0.72, muutus 0.84% ja LHV Group AS (LHV1T), viimane hind 17.75, muutus -0.84%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatub 580000 euroni. \_O_/ Tõusjaid on 9, langejaid 2 ja muutuseta püsib 5 aktsiat. ADVol 1.34 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

S&P 500 pares gains into the close, but rises on financials, chips strength - Stocks sold off in late trading, trimming sizable gains, but the major averages still closed with solid gains as technology and cyclicals rallied. - The S&P (SP500) +1.1% and Nasdaq (COMP) +1.3% outpaced the Dow (DJI) +0.6%, which felt some weight from Salesforce ahead of its earnings report. - Stimulus headlines brought a nostalgic feel to the day's trading. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was quick to dismiss a $908B bipartisan proposal. The GOP is countering with a package of $332.7B that includes a second round of PPP loans and no stimulus checks and would repurpose $140B in unspent funds. That leaves both sides pretty much where they started, again. - The zig-zagging in stimulus was pointed to as a reason for the late slide in equities, but profit-taking was just as likely a reason. Before the stimulus hea

S&P 500 pares gains into the close, but rises on financials, chips strength - Stocks sold off in late trading, trimming sizable gains, but the major averages still closed with solid gains as technology and cyclicals rallied. - The S&P (SP500) +1.1% and Nasdaq (COMP) +1.3% outpaced the Dow (DJI) +0.6%, which felt some weight from Salesforce ahead of its earnings report. - Stimulus headlines brought a nostalgic feel to the day's trading. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was quick to dismiss a $908B bipartisan proposal. The GOP is countering with a package of $332.7B that includes a second round of PPP loans and no stimulus checks and would repurpose $140B in unspent funds. That leaves both sides pretty much where they started, again. - The zig-zagging in stimulus was pointed to as a reason for the late slide in equities, but profit-taking was just as likely a reason. Before the stimulus hea

GP Electric vehicle stocks fall sharply as Tesla halo dims - The electric vehicle sector is having a rough day even if Tesla is running a victory lap over its inclusion to the S&P 500 Index all at once on December 21. - Nikola (NKLA-14.5%) is facing some strain following the GM news yesterday and the expiration of the IPO lockup period on up to 166M shares, while Nio (NIO-5.1%) has gone completely in reverse after a decent premarket gain. - Other notable decliners amid some valuation questions include GreenPower Motor (GP-10.8%), Kandi Technologies (KNDI-7.7%), Fisker (FSR -6.6%), QuantumScape (QS-19.4%), XPeng (XPEV-4.5%), Blink Charging (BLNK -8.6%), Nio (NIO-5.1%), Hyliion Holdings (HYLN-56.8%), Lordstown Motor ( RIDE-3.9%) and Li Auto (LI -0.5%). |Today, 10:51 AM|31 Comments

At the S&P500 index current level of 3666.81 points, short term market sentiment is BULLISH ( 2.78 )

At the S&P500 index current value of 3669.09 points, #AI Algo indicating to sell #SPX put´s 14 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3350 level and 30 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3210 level.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.72, muutus 3.46%, LHV Group AS (LHV1T), sulgemishind 17.9, muutus -0.56% ja Merko Ehitus AS (MRK1T), sulgemishind 9.3muutus 1.75%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 1880000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 315 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 12 , langejaid 4 ja muutuseta püsis 0 aktsiat. ADVol 1.45 - Bullish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

AMZN Amazon Web Services installing Macs to enable remote Apple app development - Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) are teaming on a new cloud computing offering using Mac OS, a move to support a growing customer audience developing apps for Apple devices. - Amazon Web Services will make Apple computers available in its data centers, starting with the Mac Mini. - That will enable Apple developers to create and test apps remotely rather than maintaining their own machines. And those developers could help feed Apple's increasing pivot toward software and services. - And it offers an edge (for now) over big-cloud rivals Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Google (GOOG, GOOGL), which don't yet offer access to Macs. - The initial computers will be a version of Mac Mini that has been previously available - they've just been adapted to work with Amazon's cloud and security infrastructure, and ha

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas on poole päeva järel enimkaubeldud aktsiad LHV Group AS (LHV1T), viimane hind 18.05, muutus 0.28%, Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), viimane hind 0.71, muutus 2.88% ja Merko Ehitus AS (MRK1T), viimane hind 9.18, muutus 0.44%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatub 1090000 euroni. \_O_/ Tõusjaid on 9, langejaid 2 ja muutuseta püsib 5 aktsiat. ADVol 1.85 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

S&P 500 ends with best November ever; Dow Jones posts best month since 1987 - The major averages closed lower on the day, but notched historical performances for November, driven by enthusiasm for vaccines accelerating the economic recovery. - The S&P 500 (SP500) -0.5% held on to record the best November in its history. The S&P rose 10.9% this month, above the previous record, a 10.2% gain seen in November 1980. - The Dow Jones (DJI) -0.9% was the biggest beneficiary of the recovery trade and notched the best month since 1987. It gained 11.9%. - The Nasdaq (COMP) -0.1% had its best November since 2001. It gained 11.8%, compared with a 14.2% surge in the heart of the dot-com boom era. - Today's trading was weak on month-end rebalancing as money managers cashed in on some of the recovery trade outperformers. - Airlines, cruise lines, department stores and energy stocks saw sharp pullbacks for the s

S&P 500 ends with best November ever; Dow Jones posts best month since 1987 - The major averages closed lower on the day, but notched historical performances for November, driven by enthusiasm for vaccines accelerating the economic recovery. - The S&P 500 (SP500) -0.5% held on to record the best November in its history. The S&P rose 10.9% this month, above the previous record, a 10.2% gain seen in November 1980. - The Dow Jones (DJI) -0.9% was the biggest beneficiary of the recovery trade and notched the best month since 1987. It gained 11.9%. - The Nasdaq (COMP) -0.1% had its best November since 2001. It gained 11.8%, compared with a 14.2% surge in the heart of the dot-com boom era. - Today's trading was weak on month-end rebalancing as money managers cashed in on some of the recovery trade outperformers. - Airlines, cruise lines, department stores and energy stocks saw sharp pullbacks for the s

Nasdaq leads the S&P 500 with the latest vaccine news reaction muted - Positive vaccine news hit the headlines for the fourth Monday in a row, but the major averages are cautious this time around as a historic November comes to a close. - The Dow (DJI) -0.6%, which benefited the most from the recovery trade, is off the most, while the S&P (SP500) -0.2% is also down. But the Nasdaq (COMP) +0.3% is edging higher. - Moderna +13% is set to apply for regulatory authorization for its COVID vaccine today. - Info Tech (NYSEARCA:XLK) is the only S&P sector in the green. Apple +1.3% rose after a bullish note from Morgan Stanley highlighting 5G. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) -1.6% is bringing up the rear, but set to post its best month ever. Crude futures -0.6% have been volatile as OPEC+ meets with an extension of production cuts in the balance. - Spot gold -1% continues its decline, down to prices seen around the

At the S&P500 index current level of 3612.68 points, short term market sentiment is BEARISH ( -0.53 )

At the S&P500 index current value of 3625.62 points, #AI Algo indicating to sell #SPX put´s 14 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3310 level and 30 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3160 level.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), sulgemishind 1.83, muutus 2.81%, LHV Group AS (LHV1T), sulgemishind 18, muutus 6.82% ja Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS (TKM1T), sulgemishind 8.84muutus -0.45%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 1560000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 257 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 7 , langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsis 4 aktsiat. ADVol 1.59 - Bullish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

F Ford on watch after Barron's says shares could double - The Blue Oval makes the Barron's cover this week in a positive story on the upside for Ford (NYSE:F). - The automaker's top-selling F-150 line always underpins a bullish story on Ford, but the publication also notes that sales of the heftier F-250, F-350, and F-450 models helped Ford post EPS of $0.65 in Q3 to top consensus marks, prompting the company to boost its full-year forecast. Ford now expects to be profitable in 2020. - Looking further down the road, it noted that if Ford hits its margin goals of 8%, it could generate $10B to $11B, or $2.50 to $3.00 a share, in net income. At its five-year average of 7X earnings, shares could trade above $20 vs. the closing price of $9.09 on Friday. - "A comeback is no slam-dunk. But the car maker's financial strength gives it some time to figure out the transition to battery-powered vehicles

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas on poole päeva järel enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), viimane hind 1.81, muutus 1.69%, Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS (TKM1T), viimane hind 8.86, muutus -0.23% ja LHV Group AS (LHV1T), viimane hind 17.75, muutus 5.34%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatub 570000 euroni. \_O_/ Tõusjaid on 7, langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsib 4 aktsiat. ADVol 1.23 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

F Ford on watch after Barron's says shares could double - The Blue Oval makes the Barron's cover this week in a positive story on the upside for Ford (NYSE:F). - The automaker's top-selling F-150 line always underpins a bullish story on Ford, but the publication also notes that sales of the heftier F-250, F-350, and F-450 models helped Ford post EPS of $0.65 in Q3 to top consensus marks, prompting the company to boost its full-year forecast. Ford now expects to be profitable in 2020. - Looking further down the road, is noted that if Ford hits its margin goals of 8%, it could generate $10B to $11B, or $2.50 to $3.00 a share, in net income. At its five-year average of 7X earnings, shares could trade above $20 vs. the closing price of $9.09 on Friday. - "A comeback is no slam-dunk. But the car maker's financial strength gives it some time to figure out the transition to battery-powered vehicles

F Ford on watch after Barron's says shares could double - The Blue Oval makes the Barron's cover this week in a positive story on the upside for Ford (NYSE:F). - The automaker's top-selling F-150 line always underpins a bullish story on Ford, but the publication also notes that sales of the heftier F-250, F-350, and F-450 models helped Ford post EPS of $0.65 in Q3 to top consensus marks, prompting the company to boost its full-year forecast. Ford now expects to be profitable in 2020. - Looking further down the road, is noted that if Ford hits its margin goals of 8%, it could generate $10B to $11B, or $2.50 to $3.00 a share, in net income. At its five-year average of 7X earnings, shares could trade above $20 vs. the closing price of $9.09 on Friday. - "A comeback is no slam-dunk. But the car maker's financial strength gives it some time to figure out the transition to battery-powered vehicles

GM GM eyes banking charter for auto lending business - WSJ - General Motors (NYSE:GM) wants to get back into the banking business, and plans to apply for a banking charter that would allow its lending unit to hold deposits and expand its auto finance business, *WSJ* reports. - General Motors Financial Company has been talking to federal and state banking regulators for months about forming an industrial loan company and could file applications to do so as early as next month, according to the report. - GM used this type of charter to operate GMAC, its former lending arm that nearly failed under the weight of subprime mortgages and was bailed out by the U.S. government during the 2008 financial crisis. - A "bang-up quarter will lead to a bang-up five years," Bill Zettler writes in a bullish report published recently on Seeking Alpha. |Fri, Nov. 27, 3:16 PM|28 Comments

At the S&P500 index current level of 3638.35 points, short term market sentiment is BEARISH ( -0.69 )

At the S&P500 index current value of 3638.35 points, #AI Algo indicating to sell #SPX put´s 14 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3320 level and 30 (+-2) day´s ahead @ 3180 level.

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad LHV Group AS (LHV1T), sulgemishind 16.85, muutus 2.43%, Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS (TKM1T), sulgemishind 8.88, muutus 2.07% ja Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.68muutus 0.88%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 1120000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 163 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 6 , langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsis 5 aktsiat. ADVol 1.57 - Bullish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

GM GM eyes banking charter for auto lending business - WSJ - General Motors (NYSE:GM) wants to get back into the banking business, and plans to apply for a banking charter that would allow its lending unit to hold deposits and expand its auto finance business, *WSJ* reports. - General Motors Financial Company has been talking to federal and state banking regulators for months about forming an industrial loan company and could file applications to do so as early as next month, according to the report. - GM used this type of charter to operate GMAC, its former lending arm that nearly failed under the weight of subprime mortgages and was bailed out by the U.S. government during the 2008 financial crisis. - A "bang-up quarter will lead to a bang-up five years," Bill Zettler writes in a bullish report published recently on Seeking Alpha. |Yesterday, 3:16 PM|26 Comments

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas on poole päeva järel enimkaubeldud aktsiad LHV Group AS (LHV1T), viimane hind 16.85, muutus 2.43%, Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS (TKM1T), viimane hind 8.88, muutus 2.07% ja Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), viimane hind 0.68, muutus 0.88%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatub 1120000 euroni. \_O_/ Tõusjaid on 6, langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsib 5 aktsiat. ADVol 1.57 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

GM GM eyes banking charter for auto lending business - WSJ - General Motors (NYSE:GM) wants to get back into the banking business, and plans to apply for a banking charter that would allow its lending unit to hold deposits and expand its auto finance business, *WSJ* reports. - General Motors Financial Company has been talking to federal and state banking regulators for months about forming an industrial loan company and could file applications to do so as early as next month, according to the report. - GM used this type of charter to operate GMAC, its former lending arm that nearly failed under the weight of subprime mortgages and was bailed out by the U.S. government during the 2008 financial crisis. - A "bang-up quarter will lead to a bang-up five years," Bill Zettler writes in a bullish report published recently on Seeking Alpha. |Yesterday, 3:16 PM|26 Comments

GM GM eyes banking charter for auto lending business - WSJ - General Motors (NYSE:GM) wants to get back into the banking business, and plans to apply for a banking charter that would allow its lending unit to hold deposits and expand its auto finance business, *WSJ* reports. - General Motors Financial Company has been talking to federal and state banking regulators for months about forming an industrial loan company and could file applications to do so as early as next month, according to the report. - GM used this type of charter to operate GMAC, its former lending arm that nearly failed under the weight of subprime mortgages and was bailed out by the U.S. government during the 2008 financial crisis. - A "bang-up quarter will lead to a bang-up five years," Bill Zettler writes in a bullish report published recently on Seeking Alpha. |Yesterday, 3:16 PM|22 Comments