Although the Hang Seng managed to climb to green today it stayed at a loss of 1.3% for the week
marking a third straight weekly loss for the index.
The FTSEurofirst 300 is currently down .4% due to words from the Belgian deputy prime minister,
proving anyone of note can say anything ambiguous about Greece and it will negatively affect the
market.
Commodities futures are looking good this morning with crude, gold and silver all up and natural gas in
the red.
Some stocks to watch this morning are BAC and LEH after BAC and Barclays agreed to sell the remaining
shares of Archstone to LEH and equity residential.
Contributer Chris Rygh is currently pursuing his MBA in Wisconsin and has a passion for the Market.
Comments can be directed to ryghcw19@uww.edu