In a case of deja vu for Australians, the US Democrats have decided to shelve their ETS plans ahead of the mid-term elections given lack of Republican support.
						 
						
							The earnings season yo-yo shot up last night and even economic data surprised. Dow up 201. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)
						 
						
							Bernanke opened his mouth and Wall Street plunged in a heartbeat last night. Dow down 109. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)
						 
						
							Last night saw US equities and commodities rally, but chartists maintain the technical picture for both still looks weak.
						 
						
							Wall Street turned a 157 point loss in the Dow into a 75 point gain with little impetus last night. Apple blew the market away after the bell. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)
						 
						
							Goldman Sachs believes you should now buy shares. PFP Wealth’s Tim Price believes you will lose money if you do.
						 
						
							Wall Street bungled its way to a gain last night but after-the-bell earnings from IBM disappointed, putting pressure on tonight’s trade. Dow up 56.
						 
						
							A wrap of events affecting the market on Friday night and the weekend and a preview of the week ahead.
						 
						
							BTIG market strategist Mike O’Rourke explains why he has now turned bullish on US equities on a 6-12 month time frame.
						 
						
							A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.