The benchmark S&P 500 index reached its highest close since December 2007 during the holiday-shortened trading week, which saw politicians strike a deal of sorts to avert the fiscal cliff while data from the Institute of Supply…
Short positions outstanding on Dec. 31/12 (with changes from Dec. 15/12).
The holidays brought cheer to Canadian investors as the TSX Composite Index was up 54 points to 12,433.53 for the Dec. 24-31 period, and equities were still climbing at press time.
VANCOUVER – Christmas kept things fairly quiet on the S&P TSX Venture Composite Index over the Dec. 24-28 trading period, though the board did notch small gains each day to end the session up 24.1 points at 1,201.84. Trading volumes were…
U.S. stocks ended the holiday shortened Dec. 24–28 trading week in the red as certainty that a deal will be made to avoid the fiscal cliff wavered.
The holidays brought cheer to Canadian investors, and the S&P/TSX Composite Index was up 54 points to 12,433.53 for the period, with equities still climbing at press time.
Christmas holidays kept things fairly quiet on the S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index over the trading period, though the board notched small gains each day to end the session up 24.1 points at 1,201.84. Trading volumes were subdued, averaging…
U.S. stocks ended the trading week in the red, as expectations that a deal would be made to avoid the fiscal cliff temporarily wavered.
Spot pricesCourtesy of ScotiabankWednesday, January 2, 2013Precious MetalsPrice…
BMO Capital Markets’ research team is shaking things up this new year.
While some companies have ditched their chief executives lately the trend does not signal a change in management practice or the reluctance to pay a dividend, Christopher Ecclestone of Hallgarten & Co. argues.
BMO Capital Markets research team is shaking things up heading into the New Year.
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