Trader Willis is particularly looking for one number this week: The employment data on Friday. Any improving employment number will certainly benefit Obama and make it harder for Romney. There it doesn‘t appear to be a correlation between the ADP and the BLS numbers, but the fact of the matter is the ADP numbers had been telling us what was going to happen with this months unemployment numbers. So it is worth keeping Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
U.S. economist Guilfoyle: “The U.S. market is dry”
17. August 2012 von
Unlike many other U.S. experts believes Guilfoyle that the U.S. central bank will intervene and soon yields to the pressure: I think we will see something of the Fed, at least in the range of Mortgages. They must do something to defend themselves against accusations of doing nothing. Although it is very close to the elections. I think Ben Bernanke sees itself as neutral. Why he could ignore the fact of the elections in November Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
Market expert Willis: “U.S. markets are gonna be ruled by surprises this week”
6. August 2012 von
The strong nonfarm private payrolls are rather causing some concerns, than any relief, the trader says: What we saw there were adjusted numbers deriving from the statistics of the BLS and not real jobs. In other words, the government workers did their job on behalf of the president, which raises a little disconcert in me. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said that the U.S. government has to do its job as well as the Fed does. Seems Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
Google Adds A New Security Layer To The Android Market… A “Bouncerâ€, If You Will
2. Februar 2012 von
02.02.2012 21:29, TechCrunch
Android malware has been an issue over the past year. Granted, most of the numbers we see out of security software companies are inflated — including malicious apps from third-party sources and ignoring small download figures — but thats not to say that we can just brush that dirt off our shoulders.
Google knows this, and has for a while. Despite the fact that downloads Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
Google Continues Its Winning Streak Over Bing In December (GOOG, MSFT, YHOO)
11. Januar 2012 von
11.01.2012 00:21, businessinsider
For the third time in the last four months, Google has gained search market share in the U.S. at the expense of Bing.
Thats according to ComScores numbers for December, which put Google at 65.9%, up a half point. Bing was down a half point to 14.5%, and Yahoo was unchanged at 15.1%.
While the month to month numbers dont mean much, the trend is clear: Google has been steadily notching Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]
Apple Grows Mobile Market Share, But Samsung Still Top OEM
30. Dezember 2011 von
30.12.2011 00:15, SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
By TechCrunch:
By Jordan Crook
comScore just released its latest numbers regarding the mobile landscape, finding that Samsung (SSNLF.PK) is still the top OEM with a 25.6% market share, up just .3 percentage points from the three month period ending in August. Meanwhile, Appleࢠ€ ™s (AAPL) price drop on the iPhone 4 along with the introduction of the iPhone Quelle: DAF… [weiterlesen]