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REGISTERED VIEWERS Dave Ackerman, the narrator of Naked Option, is a brilliant trader but one day, recklessly trying to one-up his firm's superstar, he goes naked on an option trade and loses $112 million in two hours. His career is over. Then he hears about an auditing job read this

FREE ARTICLE DDM Plastics, which manufactures parts and molding for the auto industry, is laying off 430 of 518 workers at its Tillsonburg, Ontario plant as of January 1 in the wake of slowing auto sales. The company said it was not expecting such a large cut at th read this

FREE ARTICLE Despite the emergency rate cuts, equities finished lower with Dow futures down 3.6% to 9193, S&P futures falling 2.5% to 980 and Nasdaq futures declining 1.4% to 1319. S&P futures had a volatile day and frequently moved from positive to negativ read this

FREE ARTICLE * ECB officials say direction of rates is down, growth forecast to be cut * Iceland's biggest bank Kaupthing is nationalized; more fallout seen in UK * European calendar also has UK August trade data, ECB monthly report * US calendar has in read this

FREE ARTICLE US equity indices are higher across the board, reflecting similar strength in Europe, off of better than expected earnings from IBM. US equity markets may be poised for a relief rally following a five consecutive session rout; though lingering market unc read this

FREE ARTICLE "We are not looking at a rescue package for banks...We are not looking at creating any additional risk for taxpayers." At this morning’s press conference, ahead of the tomorrow's G7 meeting, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty read this

FREE ARTICLE The dollar moved in a familiar pattern on Thursday, as USD/JPY came under pressure with falling U.S. equities, and EUR/USD slipped on the back of safe haven dollar flows, and EUR/JPY selling. About in-line U.S.weekly jobless claims had little impact, nor read this

FREE ARTICLE The USD was initially sold at the open of Asian trading on hopes that measures by governments in Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand to protect the banking system would bolster fresh risk appetite. EUR/USD rallied to 1.3624 highs as a result with US read this

FREE ARTICLE Failure to regulate subprime mortgages, derivatives caused crisis.  CDS and other instruments will be regulated.  Urges support for state and local governments because they are one bright spot in jobs picture.  Not sure read this

FREE ARTICLE Stocks Reverse Lower In Higher Volume As Nasdaq Leads Dip From Monday Surge <a href="http://license.icopyright.net/user/viewFreeUse.act?fuid=MTY5OTEyOA== ">IBD</a> http://license.icopyright.net/user/viewFreeUse.act?fuid=MTY5OTEyOA== read this

FREE ARTICLE <span class="NewsTitle">Board of Governors of the Central Bank of Iceland decides 3.5% policy rate reduction </span>   The Icelandic economy has been subjected to unprecedented turbulence in the past few weeks. The read this

FREE ARTICLE Consensus estimates for Initial Jobless Claims are mostly expecting a 7 to 10k improvement over last week's 478k.  The reasons given for the hopeful Claims estimates are that the effects of Hurricanes Ike and Gustav have dissipated. read this

FREE ARTICLE Equities tanked significantly into the close with the Dow down 7.9% to 8578, the S&P plunging 9% to 908 and Nasdaq falling 8.5% to 1628. The S&P 500 looked to be consolidating around 950 at lunch but plunged to new lows of 925 as the afternoon read this

FREE ARTICLE S&P futures are up 3.5% at 935, edging above the premarket high (just after CPI and Jobless Claims were released). read this

FREE ARTICLE The composite leading index dipped 0.2% in September following a surprising 0.3% gain and below the consensus estimate of 0% change m-o-m. As expected the bulk of the reversal originated with the stock market down 3.1%, followed by US leading Indicator d read this

FREE ARTICLE Equities finished significantly lower with the Dow down 5.7% to 8519, the S&P plunging 6.1% to 897 and Nasdaq falling 4.8% to 1616. The S&P500 plummeted to 913 a half hour into the trading day but spent most of the morning around the 925 level. read this

FREE ARTICLE Stocks Plummet On Earnings, Outlook; Market's Rally Suffers A Crushing Blow <a href="http://license.icopyright.net/user/viewFreeUse.act?fuid=MTc3MTc2Mw== ">IBD</a> http://license.icopyright.net/user/viewFreeUse.act?fuid=MTc3MTc read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended October 25 are expected at 475k from 478k the previous week. It will likely be the 15th straight week of claims over 400k, the number typically associated with a recession. Continuing Claims are expected at 3.7 read this

FREE ARTICLE Reuters reports citing a source familiar with the data. The official release time is 9 GMT. read this

FREE ARTICLE Asian Equity Indices posted gains between 10 to 12% on the heels of a massive Japanese economic stimulus package promising tax cuts, small business help, household mortgage relief among other measures.  The Nikkei rallied nearly 10% and JGBs f read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless claims for the week ending October 25th came in higher than expected at 479k, following an upwardly revised 479k reading the week prior. Special factors affecting the data were limited this week, while the BLS notes that the rate of hurri read this

FREE ARTICLE <ul> <li>Q3 Employment Cost Index (ECI) is expected to match the Q2 increase of 0.7%</li> </ul> <ul> <li> This would leave year-over-year ECI at 2.9% from 3.1% in Q2</li> </ul> Despite expectations f read this

FREE ARTICLE It has been a session of mixed signals. Stocks have been stronger but commodities lower and the VIX still suggesting little change in the “fear factor.� The equity markets in Europe ended still in positive territory. The Dow Jones Stoxx 60 read this

FREE ARTICLE The dollar and yen eased in Asian trading as risk appetite rose on the back of strong Asian stock market gains. Australian and Hong Kong stocks were among the best performing and rallied over 5% with last week's central bank rate cuts, the weekend ra read this

FREE ARTICLE Montreal-based direct mailer Transcontinental is shutting down one of its US plants. The company announced today it is shutting down its Warminster and Hamburg, Pennsylvania plants, cutting 460 jobs and taking major charges against its earnings. The de read this

FREE ARTICLE October Non Farm Payrolls are expected to be down 210k following a drop of 159k in September. If the data comes in at -200k, it will be the largest drop in Payrolls since March of 2003 when they were down 212k. The labor market in 2003 reflected a very read this

FREE ARTICLE Claims rose 7.3% between September and October. read this

FREE ARTICLE • The October ISM Non-Manufacturing Index (NMI) is expected to fall to 46 following a 50.2 reading in September The October ISM NMI Index is expected to once again outperform the ISM Manufacturing Index as it did in September, though the N read this

FREE ARTICLE The dollar gained ground in Asia on Wednesday, initially bolstered by profit-taking after Tuesday's USD losses in New York trading. However, USD gains extended after the news that media outlets projected Democratic candidate Obama had won the US pres read this

FREE ARTICLE German Economy Ministry Michael Glos said the EUR 50bln economic stimulus plan will be used in 2009 and 2010 to "secure investment in our future and thus valuable jobs." It foresees tax cuts for businesses, increased lending, goverment invest read this

FREE ARTICLE The ADP report, always issued 2 days before Non-Farm Payrolls, is expected to show the first sharp downturn in since June 2008 with a 100k job loss. The last time ADP showed job losses over 100k was in November 2002 when they recorded -157k. Non Farm Pa read this

FREE ARTICLE • The October ISM Non-Manufacturing Index (NMI) is expected to fall to 46 following a 50.2 reading in September The October ISM NMI Index is expected to once again outperform the ISM Manufacturing Index as it did in September, though the read this

FREE ARTICLE Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended November 1 are expected at 475k from 479k the previous week. It will likely be the 16th straight week of claims over 400k, the number typically associated with a recession. Continuing Claims are expected at 3.7 read this

FREE ARTICLE * ECB expected to cut rates by 50bp and to indicate further downward move in December * BoE seen to cut rates by at least 50bp, possibly 100 bp; to indicate further cuts ahead * UK economy shrank 0.5% in the three months to October according to NI read this

FREE ARTICLE Bank of England (BOE) policy makers are expected to trim UK rates by 50 basis points on Thursday, with a growing number of economists entertaining the possibility the bank could be bolder and cut rates by a whole percen read this

FREE ARTICLE <strong>Initial Jobless Claims</strong> for the week ended November 1 are <strong>expected at 475k </strong>from 479k the previous week. It will likely be the 16th straight week of claims over 400k, the number typically associated read this

FREE ARTICLE The Bank of England's (BOE) decision to cut UK rates by 1.5 percentage points to 3% was a particularly bold move by the generally cautious Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), but more rate cuts are needed -- and expec read this

FREE ARTICLE Non Farms Payrolls look likely to tank tomorrow; the market consensus is for jobs losses on the order of 200k but recent data suggests the number could be closer to 300k.   There is virtually no hiring going on in the Home Building read this