Former Chicago Board of Trade Chairman Pat Arbor has allegedly fled to Europe taking his money with him to avoid paying his ex-wife alimony after their divorce was finalized last Tuesday, according to court documents.For the full Chicago Sun-Times story.
Hogs affected by FDA guidelines, while cattle sets up for run
New voluntary FDA antibiotic guidelines could impact long-term hog prices, while cattle continues to offer upside opportunity.
S&P 500 drops most in a month as budget deal spurs stimulus bets
U.S. stocks fell a second day, giving the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index its biggest back-to-back drop in two months, as a congressional budget accord fueled speculation the Federal Reserve could trim stimulus next week.
Stocks risk a bubble by pushing too high, too fast
The stock market could use a healthy correction soon, before prices start rising at an unsustainable pace.
Protecting your long position before tomorrow’s jobs report
Tomorrow morning markets will react to the release of the November unemployment number. This release will be watched very closely as market participants look for clues for when the Fed might taper its $85 billion a month bond buying program.
