Stock market as a mirror of human nature and judgment
The article discusses how stock markets reflect optimism and pessimism, shaping collective emotion and judgment. It notes how information overload today connects investors via media and technology, yet accurate judgment remains just as challenging as ever. Gary Clemmons of Texas Capital Management, Baytown, is cited.
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Gary Clemmons
Texas Capital Management
Baytown
Stocks slip as Pakistan alert thwarts momentum
Wall Street fell as mixed data and news that Pakistani troops surrounded a top al Qaida figure tempered gains. Dow down 4.52 points, Nasdaq off 0.7 percent, S&P 500 little changed. Investors wary on jobs, inflation, and political uncertainty as volatility returns.
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Signs of Jobs Hope Amid Steady Indicators
New York reports show fewer new unemployment claims for a third week and a steady leading index from the Conference Board. Economists caution that hiring gains may still lag, even as energy prices rise and job creation could arrive in the next one to two months.
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Ken Goldstein
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Crude futures dip on terror siege reports and oil uncertainty
New York oil futures ease as reports of Pakistani troops surrounding al Qaeda leaders weigh on markets. Traders cite fear of disruption in key oil regions, while sentiment points to volatility around April contracts and a subdued trading day overall.
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Ayman al Zawaha
Osama bin Laden
Josh Sadier
Societe Generale
bin Laden
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International Petroleum Exchange
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