schwerlastige negationen der futures,ausgeloest durch ,,Jobless Claims Expected,,was einen bereinigenden effect (ambivalentum)auf den boersen handel nach 1PM haben duerfte!!
wird sicher nichts fuer unser parkett bringen,aber immerhin startet der nachboersliche besser*lol*
Stock futures were mostly lower Thursday morning after technology bellwether Cisco (CSCO: 15.84, 0, 0%) warned that sales could drop as much as 20% in the current quarter, sending the technology heavy Nasdaq 100 futures down more than 1.2%.
On a broader market, traders will get the regularly anticipated weekly unemployment numbers from the Labor Department. This will be the last labor market report that traders get before the all-important monthly jobs report comes out tomorrow.
According to economists interviewed by Thomson Reuters, economists expect that weekly jobless claims remained mostly stable at 580,000 people versus 588,000 people a week prior.
Tomorrow, all eyes will be on the labor front again as the Labor Department releases its monthly jobs report. The numbers are expected to be especially grim, especially have the massive wave of corporate layoffs that occurred during the month. Economists expect that the nation lost 500,000 jobs in January, bringing the nation's unemployment rate up to 7.5%.
wird sicher nichts fuer unser parkett bringen,aber immerhin startet der nachboersliche besser*lol*
Stock futures were mostly lower Thursday morning after technology bellwether Cisco (CSCO: 15.84, 0, 0%) warned that sales could drop as much as 20% in the current quarter, sending the technology heavy Nasdaq 100 futures down more than 1.2%.
On a broader market, traders will get the regularly anticipated weekly unemployment numbers from the Labor Department. This will be the last labor market report that traders get before the all-important monthly jobs report comes out tomorrow.
According to economists interviewed by Thomson Reuters, economists expect that weekly jobless claims remained mostly stable at 580,000 people versus 588,000 people a week prior.
Tomorrow, all eyes will be on the labor front again as the Labor Department releases its monthly jobs report. The numbers are expected to be especially grim, especially have the massive wave of corporate layoffs that occurred during the month. Economists expect that the nation lost 500,000 jobs in January, bringing the nation's unemployment rate up to 7.5%.