Economic & EPS Reports Schedule
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U.S. Markets
Stocks are being influenced by geopolitical events more than anything else this week, with Russia weighing heaviest. The NATO meeting Thursday and EU sanctions coming Friday could set the stage for what Putin does next, if he does not preempt both events. Putin’s latest adventure has been to roll tanks and troops into Southeastern Ukraine while threatening to take Kiev. You already know my expectation that Putin will take over Eastern Ukraine to the Dnipro River, where it crosses the Psel. If he divides Ukraine by the Dnipro, I would not be surprised either. I already advised early in this process that NATO drop massive troops into Ukraine to prevent Russia from its aggressive actions, which then followed in Crimea and continued in Donetsk. My idea was seen by most as being too aggressive a response, but in retrospect, it now seems like the only measure that would have stopped Putin’s advances. It appears NATO is about to draw a line like mine, but to the west of Ukraine. Also, President Obama has basically given Putin the all-clear to take Ukraine by revealing there would never be a military option regarding Ukraine. Since then, Putin has moved more aggressively and blatantly into Ukraine, and the President’s foreign policy weakness and lack of intestinal will have been exposed.
Economic Data
It’s an extremely busy economic reporting schedule packed into four days this week. Thursday, especially, is jam-packed full of data. It’s going to be hard to make sense of market drivers given all the data, so the market might pick and choose; if that is the case, expect it to focus on positive data. Of the data, of course, the end of period monthly Employment Situation Report weighs heaviest. Job creation is expected to improve this month, and the employment rate is expected to drop to 6.1%. The economy and the Fed have already given the market the all clear to run, but Putin has been a key drag.
Corporate Events
It’s an extremely quiet week with regards to earnings, so extra attention will come to the names on the list here, some of which are well known. See the full list below.
Other Reports of Interest:
Facebook’s (Nasdaq: FB) Internet Philanthropy is Also Strategic Genius
In the Battle of Market Influencers, Putin Takes Round 2
Gold, Why this Geopolitical Issue is Different
Please see our disclosures at the Wall Street Greek website and author bio pages found there. This article and website in no way offers or represents financial or investment advice. Information is provided for entertainment purposes only.
U.S. Markets
Stocks are being influenced by geopolitical events more than anything else this week, with Russia weighing heaviest. The NATO meeting Thursday and EU sanctions coming Friday could set the stage for what Putin does next, if he does not preempt both events. Putin’s latest adventure has been to roll tanks and troops into Southeastern Ukraine while threatening to take Kiev. You already know my expectation that Putin will take over Eastern Ukraine to the Dnipro River, where it crosses the Psel. If he divides Ukraine by the Dnipro, I would not be surprised either. I already advised early in this process that NATO drop massive troops into Ukraine to prevent Russia from its aggressive actions, which then followed in Crimea and continued in Donetsk. My idea was seen by most as being too aggressive a response, but in retrospect, it now seems like the only measure that would have stopped Putin’s advances. It appears NATO is about to draw a line like mine, but to the west of Ukraine. Also, President Obama has basically given Putin the all-clear to take Ukraine by revealing there would never be a military option regarding Ukraine. Since then, Putin has moved more aggressively and blatantly into Ukraine, and the President’s foreign policy weakness and lack of intestinal will have been exposed.
Security
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YTD
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TTM
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SPDR S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY)
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8.6%
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22.6%
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SPDR Dow Jones (NYSE: DIA)
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3.1%
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15.4%
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PowerShares QQQ (Nasdaq: QQQ)
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13.8%
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31.8%
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SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE: GLD)
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4.8%
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-10.8%
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iPath S&P Crude Oil (NYSE: OIL)
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-1.8%
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-11.4%
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PIMCO Total Return (Nasdaq: BOND)
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4.3%
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4.9%
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PowerShares DB US $ Bullish (NYSE: UUP)
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2.6%
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-0.8%
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iPath S&P VIX ST Futures (NYSE: VXX)
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-33.5%
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+56.9%
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Economic Data
It’s an extremely busy economic reporting schedule packed into four days this week. Thursday, especially, is jam-packed full of data. It’s going to be hard to make sense of market drivers given all the data, so the market might pick and choose; if that is the case, expect it to focus on positive data. Of the data, of course, the end of period monthly Employment Situation Report weighs heaviest. Job creation is expected to improve this month, and the employment rate is expected to drop to 6.1%. The economy and the Fed have already given the market the all clear to run, but Putin has been a key drag.
THIS WEEK’S ECONOMIC REPORT
SCHEDULE
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Economic Data Point
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Prior
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Est.
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Actual
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MONDAY
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LABOR DAY HOLIDAY
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Iran Meets EU on Nukes
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TUESDAY
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57.1
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56.8
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59.0
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55.8
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57.8
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57.9
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-0.9 %
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+0.9%
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+1.8%
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$94
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$94
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-17
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-16
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WEDNESDAY
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|
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218K
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223K
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-Domestic Sales Only
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+1.1%
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+10.9%
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|
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2.8%
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0.6%
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-Year-to-Year Pace
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4.2%
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4.0%
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Obama Visits Estonia
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THURSDAY
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|
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+2.5%
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+2.4%
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-Unit Labor Costs
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+0.6%
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+0.5%
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-$41.5 B
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-$42.3 B
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Chain Store Sales
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|
|
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60.8
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58.5
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|
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58.7
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57.5
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|
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75 bcf
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|
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-Crude Oil Inventory
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-2.1 MB
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|
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-Gasoline Inventory
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-1.0 MB
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|
|
|
|
|
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298K
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300K
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|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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BOJ Monetary Policy
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|
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NATO Summit
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|
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FRIDAY
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|
|
|
|
|
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-Nonfarm Payrolls
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209K
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230K
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-Private Payrolls
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198K
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220K
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-Unemployment Rate
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6.2%
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6.1%
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|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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Corporate Events
It’s an extremely quiet week with regards to earnings, so extra attention will come to the names on the list here, some of which are well known. See the full list below.
HIGHLIGHTED EPS REPORTS
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Company
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Ticker
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MONDAY
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LABOR DAY HOLIDAY
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TUESDAY
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Aviat Networks
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Nasdaq: AVNW
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Box Ships
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NYSE: TEU
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Conn’s
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Nasdaq: CONN
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Guidewire Software
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Nasdaq: GWRE
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Pike Corp.
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Nasdaq: PIKE
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WEDNESDAY
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ABM Industries
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NYSE: ABM
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Aeroflex
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NYSE : ARX
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Bazaarvoice
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NYSE: BV
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Corinthian Colleges
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Nasdaq: COCO
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Doral Financial
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NYSE: DRL
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Education Management
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Nasdaq: EDMC
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Envivio
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Nasdaq: ENVI
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Fabrinet
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NYSE: FN
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G-III Apparel
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Nasdaq: GIII
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Global Geophysical
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Nasdaq: GEGSQ
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Iteris
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NYSE: ITI
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Matrix Service
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Nasdaq: MTRX
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Mitcham Industries
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Nasdaq: MIND
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Navistar Int’l
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NYSE: NAV
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PMFG
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Nasdaq: PMFG
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PVH
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NYSE: PVH
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Shoe Carnival
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Nasdaq: SCVL
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Toll Brothers
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NYSE: TOL
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THURSDAY
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Aceto
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Nasdaq: ACET
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Ambarella
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Nasdaq: AMBA
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Bebe Stores
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Nasdaq: BEBE
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Cooper Cos.
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NYSE: COO
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Esterline Technologies
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NYSE: ESL
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Finisar
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Nasdaq: FNSR
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Hovnanian
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NYSE: HOV
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Infoblox
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Nasdaq: BLOX
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Joy Global
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NYSE: JOY
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Mattress Firm
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Nasdaq: MFRM
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Quiksilver
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NYSE: ZQK
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UTi Worldwide
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Nasdaq: UTIW
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VeriFone Systems
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NYSE: PAY
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Verint Systems
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Nasdaq: VRNT
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Zumiez
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Nasdaq: ZUMZ
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FRIDAY
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Other Reports of Interest:
Facebook’s (Nasdaq: FB) Internet Philanthropy is Also Strategic Genius
In the Battle of Market Influencers, Putin Takes Round 2
Gold, Why this Geopolitical Issue is Different
Please see our disclosures at the Wall Street Greek website and author bio pages found there. This article and website in no way offers or represents financial or investment advice. Information is provided for entertainment purposes only.
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