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Weekly jobless claims were slightly better than anticipated, but remain worrisome.

There’s always a bull market somewhere…it just so happens that it appears to be in commodities.

ADP said that private sector employment fell by 10,000 in August, "confirming a pause in the recovery already evident in other economic data", according to Joel Prakken, chairman of Macroeconomic A

Outside markets likely helped Crude oil trade higher today because the inventory report certainly wasn’t bullish.

Eight months are gone and many traders are Happy to see this one behind them.

It was reported that consumer confidence inched  upwards in August, showing a reading of 53.5, a bit better than an anticipated result of 50.

Mergers and Acquisitions are heating up but that alone does not signal an all clear in my opinion.

Q2 GDP is now estimated at 1.6%, down from the prior estimate of 2.4%. Despite the downgrade, traders had braced for a 1% estimate.