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Forex Market Update: GBPUSD Unable to Sustain Asian GainsDaily FX, NYCable was unable to sustain Asian gains, with GBP-USD bolstered by the short-squeeze in the EUR this session, rising from early Tokyo levels of 1.3790 to highs of 1.3851. Several attempts to clearly break above 1.3850 failed and Cable fell sharply back ...

Amid this uncertain market environment, it's not often you hear about stocks with the potential to muscle higher...(Read More)

Shares in HSBC plunged amid frenetic trading in Hong Kong on Monday to touch a 13-year low, as short sellers tried to profit from the British bank's $17.7bn (£12.6bn) rights issue and rating agency Moody's produced a gloomy outlook

Perhaps the greatest reason for hope at present is that almost all hope seems to have been lost, writes John Authers

Financial distress is reviving interest in sale and leasebacks, but this action is a short-term fix for long-term problems.

Risk is high and technical support is lacking for a short-term AUDUSD reversal to hold the pair within its range; but the alternative would be a major...

What does Duct Tape Marketing mean and what relevance is it to me? This short article is designed to introduce the concept of Duct Tape Marketing and to give some practical advice based on the idea.What is Duct Tape Marketing?Duct Tape Marketing is the name of the best-selling small-business-marketing guide from John Jantsch. 'Duct Tape' [...]

(CEP News) - The launch of $16.5 billion in U.S. government-backed corporate debt is competing with Treasuries on Monday and helping to push yields higher.

SANTA CLARA, CA (MARKET WIRE) For most traders, the start of 2009 has been horrific. The worst January ever for the markets has been followed up by an extremely weak February. Not all traders, however, are counting their losses. Subscribers to the BullTrade.com 'Stock Alert' Service (Special Membership) have managed 18 straight gains (closed positions) to start the year. Early in January, traders managed a 40% gain by shorting Citigroup over a couple of days. Since then, traders realized an almost 20% gain shorting SKF, over 10% on a quick trade in QLD and nearly 10% in Google, among others. Over the past six years,

Last week I posted some thoughts on making sure your presentation is memorable and not forgettable.I've come across three new posts that provide additional ideas and concepts for making your public speaking experiences the best they can be.James Duncan Davidson has a lengthy post coming from his experience at eComm 2009 last week. His tips include:Please deliver your speech to the crowd, not the screenPlease take off your name tagWhen on a panel, don't look at your shoes. Try to look at who's talking. Otherwise, you look bored, even if you're not.Don't pace aimlesslyChris DiBona has a follow-along to Davidson's post with a good number of tips including:PracticeDon't lieDon't speak so damn fastTake questions at the end. During the speech, any questions should be short and the answers shorter. Long q&a belongs at the end. Most people are coming to hear you speak, not the audience. Some are coming to give you crap, they can wait. Some have good questions, find th