After the selling into close, markets do now show any concern as premarkets are showing slumber flat -- must be expecting another shoot-up based on "Long and Strong Delusion" debt spending economy. Markets are showing continued low volatility after bouncing off from VIX 20 and finishing the day with a strong hammer, it is dead again showing no-follow through.
- The Labor Department says new jobless claims rose to a seasonally adjusted 531,000 last week, from an upwardly revised 520,000 the previous week.
- Mixed Bag: Weekly Job Claims Rise; 4-Week Average Falls
- McDonald's Posts Strong Profit, Predicts Solid Sales
- Travelers Profit Beats Market Views; Shares Up
- AT&T Results Top Estimates with iPhone Help
- US Should Cut Deficit or Risk AAA Rating: Moody's
- Merck Posts Big Profit Jump, Slight Rise in Sales
- Xerox Reports Earnings Drop But Raises Outlook
- China's Growth Quickens But Policy Stays on Hold
- Windows 7 May Help Kickstart Delayed Corporate Spend
- Interview: Steve Ballmer on Windows 7, Company's Outlook
- Chavez Urges 3-Minute Showers to Conserve Water
- Mixed Bag: Weekly Job Claims Rise; 4-Week Average Falls
- Goldman Sachs Is Too Big to Tell It Straight: Jonathan Weil
- US firms that benefited from government bail-out cash will be told to slash salaries for highest paid executives.
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