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| Acme This Week 01/12/08 "Total Recall"Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:01:26 -0800 by acmecomedyAcme This Week!Host: "2007"Starring the ACME Company, our top-level sketch comedy troupe, whose signature show features brand new sketches each Saturday - plus a celebrity guest host! Just like your favorite sketch comedy TV show, the actors write and rehearse during the week and perform their new material Saturday nights at 8:00 pm. Always fresh; always topical; always NEW. Check out "ACME This Week!" Related: acme comedy theatre sketch comedy hollywood funny 2007 review |
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| Squawkbox: Market Minute 01-18-08Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:16:47 -0800 by ThomsonFinancialSquawkbox market analysis with Danielle Morellino from Thomson FinancialTranscript: Welcome to the Thomson Squawk Box Market Minute. I'm Danielle Morellino.We're seeing a big turnaround in futures, as a positive report from General Electric (GE) is greeted warmly by bulls that are hungry for positive news, as market volatility reached its highest point since its August 2007 spike.A barometer for the health of the U.S. and global economy, GEs guidance for 2008 will be closely monitored for any clear cut clues on the direction of the economy. So far, GE's report has been a rare glimmer of economic strength. Yet with the S&P in a technical no-man's land, we're not seeing the market's move this morning as a building block for a major turnaround. This appears to be simply a reaction following the market's worst 3-day slump in more than 5 years. We would not be surprised to see traders begin to fade the rally by late morning, ahead of President Bush's speech on the economy, and some broad details of a planned economic stimulus package that includes tax rebates.Our Trend Intensity studies showed downtrends increasing markedly yesterday. The Nee-Kay and Footsie remained in strong down trends, and the Dow, Russell, and TSX all joined the parade as of yesterday's close, with fresh sell signals. The only major index we follow not in a down trend is Shanghai, and that just lost its uptrend.A couple more of the sector ETFs we track fell into the red, and we now see 35 of the 39 we track in downtrends. And 11 of the 35 downtrends saw major increases in their trends. Fear is the dominant emotion on the Street, with concerns about financial defaults, recession, and consumer spending still dominating the headlines.Investors this morning are awaiting consumer sentiment data from the University of Michigan, which is expected to indicate a decline as worries escalate about a possible recession. Though not a perfect predictor of consumer spending, the report is closely watched; consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of the nation's economy.Later, Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker to speak about the U.S. economic outlook in Virginia. Judging by the reaction to Federal Reserve Chairman Bernankes comments on Thursday, however, it seems hints of rate cuts are simply not enough to appease the investment community, which is now seeking aggressive and decisive action from policymakers.For Thomson Squawk Box dot com, I'm Danielle Morellino. Related: squawkbox thomson financial tf mike tarsala market minute analysis danielle morellino |
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