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03/05/10 BullBear Trading Service Weekend Update (Stocks, Dollar, Euro, Gold, Commodities)

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World markets remain cautious as Greece takes another ax to its budget plan.

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Every week Max Keiser looks at all the scandal behind the financial news headlines. This time Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look at the scandals behind ‘debt attacks’ on Spain and Greece; record short positions on the euro and whether Shanghai will be the next financial crisis. Keiser also talks to Steve Keen for an update on the Australian housing market, the continuing deflationary collapse and the chances of unrest.

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This week Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert report on the scandals of George Soros and the IMF shaking out the gold market; US bank lending falling at the fastest rate in recorded history; and the trickle up unemployment pyramid. Keiser also speaks to The Market Ticker’s Karl Denninger about CDOs, synthetic CDOs and hiding Greek debt.

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02/14/10 The BullBear Market Report Update with Steven Vincent on the Stock Market, Commodities, Forex, Precious Metals, Gold and Silver

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Worries over European debt are dragging down the global markets.

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In todays market report the dismal sales outlooks for some heavyweight tech firms dragged down Asian share markets, while worries about the fiscal health of Greece and Portugal undermined investor confidence.

Australian shares fell to cap their worst monthly performance since November 2008, weighed down by worries over the U.S. economic recovery, prospects of an Australian interest rate rise, and weaker commodity prices.

Japan’s Nikkei fell on negative earnings surprises from firms with Nippon Steel warning of a first annual net loss in seven years.

Seoul shares extended losses to retreat below the psychologically significant 1,600 point level led by technology firms.

Samsung Electronics, the world’s top maker of memory chips and LCD screens, failed to lift the gloom despite its forecast-beating earnings as the region’s shares head for their worst monthly decline since early 2009.

BHP Billiton, the world’s biggest miner, will spend almost $2 billion to expand its Australian iron ore business to keep pace with growing demand for the commodity from Chinese steelmakers.

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