Stock market: Futures point toward higher opening

Posted by on Mar 17th, 2010

Stock futures are holding onto modest gains after the Labor Department said inflation at the wholesale level fell more than expected.

US-based LCD controller vendor iML approved to list on Taiwan stock market, says paper

Posted by on Mar 17th, 2010

The Taiwan Stock Exchange has approved an application filed by Integrated Memory Logic, an LCD controller IC design house registered in the Cayman Islands but with its headquarters located in the US, to list its shares on Taiwan’s stock market, the Chinese-language Commercial Times quoted the TSE as saying.

Was the recent US stock market drop accompanied by more heart attacks?

Posted by on Mar 17th, 2010

A novel report explores the possible relationship between fluctuations in the stock market and the incidence of local heart attacks.

Baoshan, China Coal, China Eastern: China Stock-Market Preview

Posted by on Mar 17th, 2010

March 17 — The following companies may have unusual price changes in China trading.

New Markets Body: EU Stock Trading Vulnerable To Market Abuse

Posted by on Mar 16th, 2010

New Markets Body: EU Stock Trading Vulnerable To Market Abuse

Stock Market Crash = Heart Attacks

Posted by on Mar 16th, 2010

ATLANTA — Stock market crashes may hurt more than your savings. New research suggests they might prompt heart attacks. Even small slides in the market have been tied to an increase in the number of heart attacks being reported.

Egypt stock market rebound after Mubarak fears

Posted by on Mar 16th, 2010

Egypt’s stock market rebounded sharply Tuesday, paring losses accrued over the last few days as investor worries over President Hosni Mubarak’s health pushed the benchmark index to its lowest point in three months.

Forget Data Mining… Here’s The Only Stock Market Predictor That Actually Works

Posted by on Mar 15th, 2010

By INVESTMENTU. There are lots of theories about how to predict future stock market performance

Are stock market woes bad for the heart?

Posted by on Mar 15th, 2010

When the stock market declines, do heart attacks go up? That’s what Duke University Medical Center researchers are wondering based on an analysis of data collected during the current U.S. economic crisis.

Are stock market woes bad for the heart?

Posted by on Mar 15th, 2010

When the stock market declines, do heart attacks go up? That’s what Duke University Medical Center researchers are wondering based on data collected during the current economic crisis.