EWG is a US ETF with German companies. The German DAX futures probably tracks it. EWG was at around $23.12 when Europe closed. Currently, EWG is at 23.07
Thanks, I did not know. I have direct access to Eurex and can trade FDAX, which is dangerously fun Most crazy index, but very rewarding.
Withholding-Tax Collections Steady in October
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By Barry Ritholtz - November 1st, 2012, 11:30AM
Matt Trivvisanno gives us the early look at ttomrorws NFP data via withholding data:
“Over the past three weeks, the year-over-year growth rate of federal withholding-tax collections was a respectable 4.72%. Using a longer period for comparison on the chart:
You can see that the surge that we saw in August and September has ended (look at the red line). However, the data has not gone into decline, so there does not appear to be any cause for alarm. Perhaps retailers are not staffing-up quite as much for the holiday shopping season this year. Maybe they are expecting Amazon.com to take share. In any case, things look steady and there should not be any nasty surprises in Friday’s non-farm payrolls report.
So things are getting better, for the last 4 years ?
We can now start buying steel ?
Guys, just a reminder that there is a signal just ahead. I can't stay, it's my lady's birthday today and I have some chores I didn't give her a Bugatti (she really loves her Toyota, which is 10 years old ) but she's being spoilt...
I don't like this pullback but I'll give bulls more times. lunch time, will be back.
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Withholding-Tax Collections Steady in October
Email this post Print this post
By Barry Ritholtz - November 1st, 2012, 11:30AM
Matt Trivvisanno gives us the early look at ttomrorws NFP data via withholding data:
“Over the past three weeks, the year-over-year growth rate of federal withholding-tax collections was a respectable 4.72%. Using a longer period for comparison on the chart:
You can see that the surge that we saw in August and September has ended (look at the red line). However, the data has not gone into decline, so there does not appear to be any cause for alarm. Perhaps retailers are not staffing-up quite as much for the holiday shopping season this year. Maybe they are expecting Amazon.com to take share. In any case, things look steady and there should not be any nasty surprises in Friday’s non-farm payrolls report.
So things are getting better, for the last 4 years ?
We can now start buying steel ?
uempel wrote:Guys, just a reminder that there is a signal just ahead. I can't stay, it's my lady's birthday today and I have some chores I didn't give her a Bugatti (she really loves her Toyota, which is 10 years old ) but she's being spoilt...
uempel wrote:Guys, just a reminder that there is a signal just ahead. I can't stay, it's my lady's birthday today and I have some chores I didn't give her a Bugatti (she really loves her Toyota, which is 10 years old ) but she's being spoilt...
uempel wrote:Guys, just a reminder that there is a signal just ahead. I can't stay, it's my lady's birthday today and I have some chores I didn't give her a Bugatti (she really loves her Toyota, which is 10 years old ) but she's being spoilt...
Thanks for the charts, Uempel!
Thanks a million and wish your missus a Happy Brithday from all of us , we got her a "thought" cause thats all that counts, right....right!!!
uempel wrote:Guys, just a reminder that there is a signal just ahead. I can't stay, it's my lady's birthday today and I have some chores I didn't give her a Bugatti (she really loves her Toyota, which is 10 years old ) but she's being spoilt...
THANKS uempel
have fun
spoil her rotten [edit: intraday only; IMHO]
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