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This blog will cover topics about the US Stock Market and will include information and opinions on both individual stocks and market indices. Topics such as economics, finance, and current events will also be included since these topics can affect the stock market. Occasionally, I will veer away from these topics but it likely won't be for too long. Lastly, I thank Google for hosting this site. ***Disclosure: I will do my best to make any disclosure known at the time each essay is written.***
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January
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- Dow Resistance Area 12,500 - 12,700
- Kerviel Went From +$2 Billion To -$7.2 Billion
- GDP and ADP Tomorrow
- McDonald's December Sales Indicate Sharp Slow Down
- A Dichotomy In Housing - Texas and California
- What Does Bill Poole Know?
- Lack of Risk Management Led To A $7 Billion Loss
- The Line Held, Barely
- Here We Go
- Equity Futures Update
- Equity Markets Deep Freeze; The NY Giants Won!
- Today's Wall Street Journal - Counterparty Risk
- The Barron's Roundtable
- Three Cheers, The Credit Markets Are Open Again!
- The Recession Started in Q4 2007
- The Manhattan Residential Rental Market
- No Bail Out For Countrywide Executives
- The Fed Confusion and The Volatile Markets
- The Melt
- Some Good Thoughts
- The Ugly Employment Numbers
- The Nikkei, The Caucuses and the US Employment
- Another Word On Counterparty Risk
- Key 2007 Year End Stats and The Pakistan Stock Market
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January
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About Me
- Tom Henderson
- I currently work as a strategist, analyst and consultant at JBH Capital. I also trade an equity account to test theories. Before my current position, I was a self-employed equity trader. I have been actively involved with the markets on a part time basis since 1993 and full time since late 2002. In the mid 1990's in my free time I went through an entire Standard and Poor's Stock guide of at least 5,000 stocks in my hunt for value stocks. More recently I have finished in the top 1% in the 2007 CNBC's stock contest. I have a Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering from Manhattan College. I am fascinated by the markets and the economy and truly enjoy what I do.
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