Weak Consumer Spending = Negative GDP

Retail sales dropped by the most since August 2005 as consumers cut spending on cars, furniture, electronics,...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 15, 2008 - in Commentary

Is Earnings Season Bringing Back Recession Fears?

The feel good factor in the markets was relatively short-lived with the 400 point rally in the Dow this morning...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 15, 2008 - in Commentary

CNBC’s Deca-Box

Last month, CNBC introduced the Octagon and this week, we have the Deca-Box!...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 15, 2008 - in Commentary

Volatility in the Currency Market (Video)

Here are two interviews that I did with the Moneyshow last week about the volatility in the currency market and the...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 14, 2008 - in Commentary

Stocks Rally and Currencies Recover: Is this the Bottom?

The case for a bounce in equities this week was strong following the Lehman CDS Auction...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 13, 2008 - in Commentary

The Case for a Bounce

The price action in the equity markets today was nothing short of impressive...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 11, 2008 - in Commentary

Historical Dow Charts

The Wall Street Journal has some great charts today that I think are important for historical reference:...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 10, 2008 - in Commentary

Short Squeeze Triggers Sharp Volatility in Stocks, FX Traders Look for Buying Opportunity

For the first time since March 2003, the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke 8000 at the open of the US markets...
by Kathy Lien - Oct 10, 2008 - in Commentary

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