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On November 15, 2013, the Internal Revenue Service published a notice of proposed rule making (NPRM) along with proposed regulations regarding the treatment of certain income derived from Indian fishing rights-related activity when it is contributed to a qualified retirement plan such as a 401(k) or other employer-sponsored pension plan. The notice can be viewed at https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2013/11/15/2013-27331/treatment-of-income-from-indian-fishing-rights-related-activity-as-compensation#h-4.
The proposed regulations clear one of the current hurdles to including employees of an Indian fishing rights operation in a typical employer-sponsored retirement plan, such as a 401(k) plan. Unlike most types of employee compensation, Indian fishing rights-related income is exempt from both income and employment taxes under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 7873(a)(1) and (a)(2). Therefore, Indian fishing rights-related income is not included in a taxpayer's gross income. The IRS has traditionally taken the position that in order to make a contribution to an individual retirement account (IRA) or a 401(k) plan, an individual must have "compensation" that is included in gross income. The proposed regulations clarify that payments received by Indian tribe members as remuneration for services they perform in fishing rights-related activities will not be excluded from the definition of "compensation" for purposes of IRC Section 415 and underlying regulations, merely because such payments are not subject to income or employment taxes. Consequently, the proposed regulations allow employees receiving such payments to participate in and contribute to a retirement plan qualified under IRC Section 401(a).
Background on Fishing Rights-Related Income Taxation and IRS Rules
Many Indian tribal governments and tribal members conduct fishing activities as part of longstanding customs and traditions. Various treaties, federal statutes and executive orders give Indian tribal members the right to fish for both subsistence and commercial purposes. IRC Section 7873 was enacted in 1988 to clarify that compensation received for such fishing activities would not be subject to income or employment taxes. One negative consequence of the broad exemption from income and employment taxes is that individuals whose primary source of income is derived from Indian fishing activities generally will not be able to qualify for full Social Security benefits. Thus, it is important to provide such individuals with other retirement savings options.
In 1998, the U.S. Tax Court considered whether fishing rights-related income exempt under IRC Section 7873 could be used to fund IRAs and how distributions from such IRAs should be taxed in Hall v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 1998-336. From 1979 through 1992, Robert Hall was employed by the Lummi Indian Tribe (the tribe) as a full-time employee in the tribal fish hatchery. His income was exempt from taxation under IRC Section 7873. In addition to wages, all fisheries employees were given an extra $160 per month that they could deposit into either a health plan or a retirement plan. Mr. Hall directed the funds into two retirement plans, which were apparently set up as IRAs. Then, in 1992, Mr. Hall took distributions from both retirement accounts.
In Hall, the IRS argued that the retirement account deposits were an "addition to wages" and thus fully subject to tax upon distribution. Mr. Hall argued that they were a "temporary deposit" of exempt fishing rights-related income and that they should not be subject to tax upon distribution. (Mr. Hall did not specifically argue that the investment earnings on the amounts he deposited were nontaxable.) The Tax Court treated the retirement accounts like annuities established with previously taxed income and therefore looked to IRC Section 72 to determine the tax consequences of the distributions. Applying the annuity rules, the Tax Court held that the contributions made by the tribe on behalf of Mr. Hall constituted an "investment in the contract" under IRC Section 72(e)(6). Further, under IRC Section 72(f), Mr. Hall was able to receive the amounts allocable to the tribe's contributions (i.e., the amounts treated as an "investment in the contract") free of income tax. Thus, under the Hall case, fishing rights-related income retains its nontaxable status upon distribution from a retirement plan, but any investment earnings on such funds would be taxed upon distribution.
After losing the Hall case, the IRS posted the following questions and answers to its website in the Indian Tribal Governments section. These Section 7873 frequently asked questions include the following notable discussions. To view the Indian fishing rights-related FAQs, go to http://www.irs.gov/Government-Entities/Indian-Tribal-Governments/FAQs-for-Indian-Tribal-Governments-regarding-IRC-Section-7873-(Fishing-Rights).
Can tribal members contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) if their only income is derived from fishing rights-related activities under section 7873 of the Code?
No. An individual seeking to make a contribution to an IRA must have "compensation" that is included in that individual's gross income. Section 7873 of the Code provides that fishing rights-related income is exempt from federal taxes, including federal income taxes. As a result, it is not included in income and cannot serve as the basis for a tribal member to make a contribution to an IRA.
Can an Indian tribal government set up a 401(k) plan with contributions based on section 7873 income?
No. In order to serve as the basis for an individual's deferring amounts into a section 401(k) arrangement, "compensation" must be included in that individual's gross income. Section 7873 of the Code provides that fishing rights-related income is exempt from federal taxes, including federal income tax. As a result, it is not included in income and cannot serve as the basis for a tribal member to defer amounts into a section 401(k) arrangement.
Because of the IRS' negative position on utilizing IRAs or 401(k) plans to cover tribal members engaged in fishing right-related activities, some tribes have turned to annuities or non-qualified deferred compensation plans to provide their members with some type of retirement savings funds. As noted below, the proposed regulations depart from the prior position taken by the IRS and open up options to the tribal governments when designing their retirement benefits plans.
How Benefit Plans Sponsored by Indian Tribal Governments Are Affected
IRC Sections 415(b) and (c) impose limits on retirement plan contributions from compensation. IRC Section 415(c) defines "participant's compensation" as compensation for the participant from the employer for the year. Section 1.415(c)-2(b) of the Income Tax Regulations generally provides that, for purposes of IRC Section 415, the term compensation includes employee wages, salaries, fees and other amounts received for personal services actually rendered in the course of employment with the employer maintaining the plan, but only to the extent that said amounts are includible in gross income. The NPRM acknowledges that "[b]ecause fishing rights-related income is not subject to income tax, an issue has been raised as to whether such income is included as compensation for purposes of section 415(c)(3) and §1.415(c)-2(b) [of the Income Tax Regulations]." The proposed regulations would add a new item to Treasury Regulations Section 1.415(c)-2(b) clarifying that income from an Indian fishing rights-related activity is compensation for purposes of the limitations imposed by IRC Section 415. The new regulations would affect employee benefit plans sponsored by Indian tribal governments, their plan participants and tribal members. This represents a major change in the IRS position.
Specifically, the proposed regulations state that amounts paid to a tribal member as remuneration for services performed in a fishing rights-related activity (as defined in IRC Section 7873(b)(1)) do not fail to be treated as "compensation" under Section 1.415(c)-2(c)(4) of the Income Tax Regulations merely because those amounts are not subject to income or employment taxes. The regulations further explain that the determination of whether an amount constitutes "wages, salaries or earned income" (for purposes of sec. 1.415(c)-2(b)(1) or (b)(2)) will be made without regard to the fishing rights-related income's exemption from income or employment tax.
The proposed effective date of the regulations is for taxable years ending on or after the date of publication in the Federal Register of the final regulations. However, taxpayers may rely on the proposed regulations for periods preceding the effective date, pending the issuance of final regulations.
Treasury and IRS Request for Comments on Contributions Attributed to Fishing Rights-Related Income and Plan Distributions
The NPRM requests comments by February 13, 2014. Comments may be mailed or hand-delivered to the IRS at the addresses in the NPRM or sent electronically via the Federal eRulemaking Portal at www.regulations.gov (IRS REG-120927-13). In addition to general comments on the proposed regulations, the IRS and Treasury Department request comments on the taxation of qualified plan distributions that are attributable to fishing rights-related income and the application of IRC Section 72(f)(2) — the provision which treats certain amounts as a "basis" for purposes of computing an employee's contributions if those amounts would have not been includible in income had they been paid directly to the employee.
The proposed regulations represent a significant change in the IRS position regarding tribal eligibility for qualified retirement plans; however, the NPRM does not resolve all issues surrounding the participation of recipients of fishing rights-related income in qualified retirement plans. As stated above, the NPRM asks for further comments on "the taxation of qualified plan distributions that are attributable to fishing rights-related income" and specifically "the application of section 72(f)(2)." This may indicate that the IRS is considering taxing such retirement distributions like annuities (i.e., only the amount exceeding the investment in the annuity contract is taxed) and not like ordinary 401(k) plan distributions.
Further, the scope of the NPRM does not appear to resolve the problem of how to provide retirement savings options for self-employed tribal member-owners of fishing rights operations. However, if the owners are also employees, their compensation for services rendered would fall under this rule.
Next Steps for Indian Tribal Governments and Retirement Plan Stakeholders
It is encouraging that the IRS has altered its position and now allows Indian fishing rights-related income received by tribal employees earning such income in exchange for services to be contributed to qualified retirement plans. Tribal employees strongly need the opportunity to participate in qualified employer-sponsored retirement plans since this encourages savings that will compensate for the employees not being eligible to receive Social Security benefits in connection with such exempt income. Although nonqualified deferred compensation plans may still be utilized for certain key employees, the proposed regulations permit qualified retirement plans to be established for the benefits of all employees.
It is surprising, however, that the IRS did not propose regulations consistent with the result in the Hall case. Instead, the IRS asked (1) for public comment on the issue of how to treat plan distributions and (2) whether it would be appropriate to apply the annuity rule to amounts that would not have been includible in income had they been paid directly to the employee. The IRS should publicly acquiesce in the Hall case and resolve any uncertainty about the extent to which distributions made from Indian fishing rights-related income-funded retirement plans are subject to taxation.
Although the proposed regulations are a step in the right direction, Indian tribal governments and other stakeholders should consider these follow-up actions:
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Objective: Lipid lowering therapy is used increasingly in persons with HIV infection in the absence of safety data or information on drug interactions with antiretroviral agents. The primary objectives of this study were to examine the effects of ritonavir (RTV) plus saquinavir soft-gel (SQVsgc) capsules on the pharmacokinetics of pravastatin, simvastatin, and atorvastatin, and the effect of pravastatin on the pharmacokinetics of nelfinavir (NFV) in order to determine clinically important drug–drug interactions.
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Methods: Three groups of subjects (arms 1, 2, and 3) received pravastatin, simvastatin or atorvastatin (40 mg daily each) from days 1–4 and 15–18. In these groups, RTV 400 mg and SQVsgc 400 mg twice daily were given from days 4–18. A fourth group (arm 4) received NFV 1250 mg twice daily from days 1–14 with pravastatin 40 mg daily added from days 15–18. Statin and NFV levels were measured by liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry.
Results: Fifty-six subjects completed both pharmacokinetic study days. In arms 1–3, the median estimated area under the curves (AUC)0−−24 for the statins were: pravastatin (arm 1, n = 13), 151 and 75 nguu.h/ml on days 4 and 18 (decline of 50% in presence of RTV/SQVsgc), respectively (P = 0.005); simvastatin (arm 2, n = 14), 17 and 548 nguu.h/ml on days 4 and 18 (increase of 3059% in the presence of RTV/SQVsgc), respectively (P < 0.001); and total active atorvastatin (arm 3, n = 14), 167 and 289 nguu.h/ml on days 4 and 18 (increase of 79% in the presence of RTV/SQVsgc), respectively (P < 0.001). In arm 4, the median estimated AUC0−−8 for NFV (24 319 versus 26 760 nguu.h/ml;P = 0.58) and its active M8 metabolite (15 565 versus 14 571 nguu.h/m;P = 0.63) were not statistically different from day 14 to day 18 (without or with pravastatin).
Conclusions: Simvastatin should be avoided and atorvastatin may be used with caution in persons taking RTV and SQVsgc. Dose adjustment of pravastatin may be necessary with concomitant use of RTV and SQVsgc. Pravastatin does not alter the NFV pharmacokinetics, and thus appears to be safe for concomitant use.
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Congratulations to Shekinah Nissi Lightner recipient of the $10,000 James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship for 2016. Shekinah is the daughter of Israel and Audrey Lightner. She graduated from South Pointe High School, Rock Hill, South Carolina, with a 5.030 GPA. Ranked 4th in her class of 319, Shekinah was named Student of the Year, Female Stallion of Integrity, and served as Student Body President during her senior year of high school. As the team captain of the Black History Quiz Bowl Team, Shekinah helped lead the team to their first regional championship victory in school history.
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan., May 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- YRC Freight, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc. (NASDAQ: YRCW), has announced immediate plans to hire 200 qualified over-the-road drivers in cities across the U.S., primarily in Maybrook, NY; Buffalo, NY; St. Paul, MN; Chicago, Il; Salt Lake City, UT; Akron, OH; Cleveland, OH; Cin
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A unionized company, YRC Freight makes available to its road drivers full paid health care benefits and vacation time. Drivers are paid union contract pay rates. All equipment is provided and maintained by the company and all fuel cost is paid for by the company. Many daily dispatches involve minimum time away from home. With the exception of team drivers, overnight stays for drivers are provided and paid for in hotel rooms.
YRC Freight recruits from approximately 100 truck-driving schools across the nation and is dedicated to investing in new hires. The company offers training for new drivers and helps them fine-tune their freight driving skills – including how to maneuver in city traffic and how to complete hazmat required paperwork.
"YRC Freight is a great place for drivers. We work as a team to get the job done and everyone treats each other with respect," said Wilson Meier, 11-year veteran driver with YRC Freight who was just named as the New York State Motor Truck Association Driver of the Year. "We have excellent health care benefits and our equipment is well maintained too," added Meier.
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Military tribunals raise serious concerns
Joel Mowbray
11/20/2001 12:00:00 AM - Joel Mowbray
The Bush Administration's latest legal move to combat terrorist activity should be viewed skeptically, for it may sacrifice Constitutional principles in pursuit of enhanced safety. Citing an "extraordinary emergency," President George W. Bush signed an executive order allowing non-U.S. citizens accused of terrorist activity to be tried by military tribunals. But because the order contained scant details, the devil will be in the enforcement. The executive order was by no means entirely bad, and likely not unconstitutional. In fact, it was a necessary action to ensure swift justice for terrorists and their sponsors who are beyond the reach of our courts. The real problem is that legal residents in America accused of ties to terrorism can be denied Constitutional and evidentiary protections afforded even to guilty-as-sin axe murderers. Some on the left are whining about the use of the tribunals at all. Depending on which member of the coffee house/Ivory tower crowd you ask, either standard criminal trials or a UN-led international court should be the answer. But for suspected terrorists we nab in a foreign land, either alternative is just silly. U.S. criminal courts are ill-equipped to handle foreign nationals who committed or masterminded acts of war. And yet another impotent and glacial-paced international tribunal will be more of an immovable obstacle than anything else. There are some tactical advantages to Bush's action. Military-style justice for those caught in Afghanistan and elsewhere will have the added benefit of encouraging key defections from the Taliban and Al'Qaeda. Presenting their members with the stark alternative of no-frills imprisonment, if they're lucky, versus leniency for defecting could do wonders for our "recruitment" efforts. Bush has legal precedent for his move, and it should be able to withstand constitutional challenges. During World War II, eight German soldiers landed on the shores of Florida and Long Island and were thwarted before carrying out planned bombings. President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered a military trial for them, and the Supreme Court found the military trials constitutional. Because the German soldiers were acting against the laws of war in attempting to bomb non-military targets, the Court held that they were "subject to trial and punishment by military tribunals for acts which render their belligerency unlawful." The Court justified the ruling by noting that the planned conduct had the intended "purpose of waging war by destruction of life and property," making the soldiers offenders "against the law of war subject to trial and punishment by military tribunals." Although the executive order is grounded in law and common sense, the question of enforcement could become an area of great concern. As with most aspects of the Senate's version of the now-enacted anti-terrorism bill, the order is open-ended and uncomfortably vague. Any non-U.S. citizen suspected of being a terrorist or helping one comes under the purview of a military court. The seemingly limitless scope begs serious questions. What about permanent legal residents who committed illegal actions, but had no terrorist intentions? What about someone who appears possibly guilty, but is in fact innocent? And because the order isn't limited in scope to people connected to the actions of September 11th, what defines an act as terrorist in nature? These questions, and many others, won't be answered for some time. Much more troubling than the lack of Constitutional protections for the accused is the disposing of evidentiary rules that apply to criminal trials. Unlike liberty-related safeguards, rules of evidence are in place not to protect defendants, but to weed out unreliable information, such as hearsay. How do we benefit if innocent people rot in jail cells because of shaky evidence? So why should American citizens care about some injustice being done to non-citizens, some of whom may in fact be terrorists? One of the many amazing qualities of our system is that immigrants are protected by the same Constitution as the rest of us. If we start destroying the liberties enjoyed by non-citizens, there's no magical barricade to shield everyone else. Using military tribunals to try suspected terrorists could prove to be a necessary move, and one that does no harm to the rights of those accused. But if abused, it could lead us down a path we should always be loathe to take, even in times of war. Benjamin Franklin said it best over 200 years ago: "They that would give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."


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DAWSON – One thousand, one hundred and thirty-one.
That's the time in days since the Minneota Vikings last lost a Camden Conference girls' basketball game. Included in that number is the 51-36 victory over Dawson-Boyd in the Camden Conference Championship on Tuesday.
With the win the Vikings claimed their third consecutive conference title and third straight undefeated conference season. For a team that averages 68 points per game, the Vikings relied heavily on their defense while securing their 49th conference win in a row.
"We probably went into our three-fourths-court trap a little bit more and it's just the girls executing, is what it comes down to," Minneota head coach Chad Johnston said. "You're not trying to get steals every time. Realistically what you're trying to do is keep them out of their offensive tempo a little bit."
The Vikings' press resulted in 17 Dawson-Boyd turnovers and 12 steals for Minneota, while holding the Blackjacks to just two points in the opening nine minutes of the second half.
"That's obviously one of Minneota's strengths all year, they put a lot of pressure on you all over the basketball court," Dawson-Boyd head coach Randy Haakenson said. "We faced them earlier in the year and only turned the ball over a couple of times for the whole game. They made an adjustment and that adjustment really gave us a lot of problems. They took away our middle person. The bottom line, I think, was that Minneota's pressure, albeit relentless, gave us some problems tonight."
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Minneota led throughout the game, though the Blackjacks evened the score on two separate occasions in the first half.
Justine Flattum's lone basket of the game tied the score at 14-14 with four minutes, 26 seconds to play in the opening half, while Justine Lee rattled home the back end of a pair of free throws to bring the Blackjacks level again at 17-17 with 1:54 until the break.
Dawson-Boyd (21-3 overall, 14-3 Camden) would not score again in the half as Minneota went on a 6-0 run, keyed by tenacious offensive rebounding, to take a 23-17 lead into the locker room.
"Well you know that's key and I think too many times we haven't done that well this year," Johnston said of the Vikings' offensive rebounding effort. "Lots of times we were caught being spectators, shot goes up and on our team almost everyone expects the shot to go in. We get caught watching too much and we can't afford to do that. I think the girls did a much better job doing that tonight and getting those second and third attempts. That's what you need to do against a good team that plays good defense like this."
Taylor Reiss had 11 of Minneota's 19 offensive boards, as well as 12 of the team's 34 total rebounds. The sophomore forward also poured in a game high 16 points. Molly Hennen added six points and 10 rebounds to the winning effort, while Emily Stienessen was all over the stat sheet with nine points, seven rebounds, three assists, three steals and two blocks.
Justine Lee paced the Blackjacks with 10 points, to go with her five rebounds, three assists and three steals. Mari Lee and Katarina Kuhlmann each chipped in eight points, with Kuhlmann leading the team with five assists.
Dawson-Boyd was unable to get the game within double-digits for its remainder, while seeing a six-game winning streak snapped.
Minneota, ranked fourth in Class A, also defeated the Blackjacks by 15 points on Jan. 25. Haakenson was hoping to see some improvement from the previous result, but also saw the game as a teaching point with section playoffs beginning on Saturday for both teams.
"We knew coming into this game, very similar to the first time we played them, Minneota has been beating people 30, 40, 50 points," he said. "I think, maybe, one of my concerns was coming out and getting beat really bad. Fifteen points is a sound defeat, but I think we feel that we can overcome that if we can eliminate the runs, take care of the basketball and hit a couple of shots. I think that could be a big difference maker."
The Vikings (23-2, 14-0), the No. 1 seed in Section 3A-North, bring a 10-game win streak with them into the postseason and will face the winner of MACCRAY and Renville County West in Montevideo on Saturday. Second-seeded Dawson-Boyd awaits the victor of Lakeview and Lincoln HI on the same day and at the same venue.


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Lambert girls win fourth straight swimming state title
By Lauren Goldstein/Score Atlanta
Depth prevailed as the Lambert girls won their fourth consecutive Class AAAAAA swimming state title Saturday at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center. Lambert's (377) points came despite no first-place finishes in Saturday's events as second-place Lassiter tallied a 321.5 finish and third-place Brookwood finished with 304.5 points. New state records were broken across the classifications.
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Wall St. Breakfast's Pre-Market Snapshot:
U.S. Futures As of 8:17 AM ET
Dow: +42.00; 13,200.00
International Indexes
Commodity Futures (Reuters/Jefferies CRB)
Oil: +0.08%; $77.55 (+$0.06)
Gold: +0.21%; $713.70 (+$1.50)
Natural Gas: +1.00%; $5.95 (+$0.06)
Silver: +0.35%; $12.745 (+$0.045)
U.S. Breaking Newssee today's Wall Street Breakfast for earlier news
European Inflation Prospects Raised, Growth Forecast Cut
For the first time since the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis set off a global liquidity crisis earlier this year, the European Commission raised its forecast for inflation in 2007 while cutting its growth forecast for the EU. The Commission now expects headline inflation of 2.0% for 2007, right on the border of the European Central Bank's safety zone of maximum inflation of 2%. Meanwhile, the liquidity crunch that has caused banks to cease lending is expected to pull overall growth in the 13 countries that make up the EU to just 2.5%. Both revisions are down one tenth of a percent, from previous forecasts of 1.9% and 2.6% respectively.
Sources: Bloomberg, Reuters, AP
Commentary: Fed's Yellen: Economic Downside Has Increased Appreciably • Payrolls Drop for First Time in Four Years
Stocks/ETFs to watch: FXE, IEV
China's August CPI Hits Decade High, Surplus Widens; Stocks Drop
A jump in inflation to its highest level in more than a decade and an ever-widening trade surplus pushed Chinese stocks broadly lower Tuesday, on concerns the People's Bank of China will be forced to further tighten monetary policy. China's August CPI reading of +6.5% exceeded economists' average estimate of 6.0% and was once again food-driven with prices up 18.2% y/y and 2.8% m/m (due primarily to pork shortages from a disease outbreak and vegetable shortages from flooding). Year-to-date CPI (through August) of +3.9% is nearly a full percentage point above the central bank's target. Analysts at Goldman Sachs told clients they "expect the central bank to respond to higher inflationary pressures with decisive tightening measures, including two interest-rate hikes to the benchmark lending and deposit rates by the end of this year." China's August trade surplus climbed 33% to $24.97 billion, as exports increased 22.7% to $111.36B and imports expanded 20.1% to $86.38B, but both were sequential declines of 11.5% and 6.8%, respectively. The Shanghai Composite dropped 4.5% to 5,113.97. A-shares fell 4.5% in Shanghai and 5.3% in Shenzhen, while B-shares were off 3.4% in the former and 3.6% in the latter. H-shares fared better, losing only 0.5%. The yuan was mostly unchanged from Monday's record close (post July 2005 peg removal) of 7.5214 against the US dollar.
Sources: Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal
Commentary: China Raises Its Reserve Requirements — So What? • People's Bank of China Hikes Again on Inflation Concerns • The 'Made in China' Sale is Over: Ways To Profit
Stocks/ETFs to watch: CAF, FXI, PGJ
OPEC Members at Odds Over Output Hike
OPEC members including Venezuela, Algeria and Libya disagree with Saudi Arabia over a proposed raising of oil production, despite a 27% year-to-date increase in the price of oil, as the 12-member cartel meets Tuesday at its Vienna headquarters. Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi and OPEC President Mohamed al-Hamli (also oil minister for the United Arab Emirates) both declined to comment on the proposal with reporters. Algerian Oil Minister Chakib Khelil said his nation at present doesn't "see sufficient evidence" to support an increase. Venezuelan Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez commented that there is no need to change production quotas. Libya's state-owned National Oil Corp. chief said his nation will support increased production later this year if energy demand remains high. OPEC meets again in Riyadh in November and Abu Dhabi in December. A press conference is scheduled for Tuesday's meeting at 10 a.m. New York time.
Sources: Bloomberg
Commentary: Most OPEC Ministers Say No Increase Needed; Saudi Minister Stays Mum • A 'Total' Shift in the Oil Industry • Oil Market: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Stocks/ETFs to watch: BP, XOM, TOT, CVX, RDS. ETFs: USO, OIL, DBO, DCR
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Today's Market (via Sam Collins, ChangeWave.com)
Daily Market Outlook
With the Federal Open Market Committee [FOMC] meeting a week from today and little news to drive stocks one way or the other, the markets closed on a mixed note yesterday. There was another moderating factor -- today's anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center and fears of a follow-up strike.
But on the positive side, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) raised its earnings forecast for Q3, Bear Stearns (NYSE:BSC) rallied after disclosing that a major investor bought a big chunk of its stock, Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) announced its newest microchip, and Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) moved higher on an announcement that it sold its one millionth iPhone, putting the company ahead of its sales schedule.
However, all of the good news from Tech Land did little to bring in buyers, and several Federal Reserve governors sent a mixed message about the need to lower interest rates. As a result, stocks closed mixed.
The Dow Industrials were up 14, closing at 13,128. The S&P 500 fell just under two points to close at 1,452, and the Nasdaq lost seven points and closed at 2,559. The NYSE traded just 1.3 billion shares and 1.7 billion crossed the Nasdaq. Breadth was negative on both exchanges -- the New York by 5-to-3 and the Nasdaq by 2-to-1.
The October crude oil contract gained $1.39 a barrel and closed at $78.07, while the Amex Energy SPDR (NYSEARCA:XLE) was off 4 cents at $70.22 after trading as low as $68.78. The recovery from an intraday low on the XLE almost resulted in a strong upside reversal.
Meanwhile, the December gold contract continued its move higher, gaining $2.50 and closing at $712.20 per troy ounce. The Philadelphia Gold/Silver Index [XAU] fell by 26 cents to $151.28 and now appears to be losing momentum after the recent drive up from under $125 in just three weeks. Support for the XAU is at the 50-day moving average at $145.
What the Markets Are Saying
Last week, the Dow was ahead until Friday when it lost 250 points, resulting in a net loss of 244 points for the week. The sell-off was, of course, due to the disappointing jobs numbers -- but that report may turn out to be a friend to investors since it almost cements the Fed's next move.
On Tuesday of next week, the Fed will almost certainly announce either a 25- or 50-basis point cut in the Fed funds rate. Debate will no doubt occupy the next eight days, focusing on whether it will be 25 or 50 basis points, then attention will turn to the next meeting on Oct. 31 and so on.
In other words, until the Q3 earnings season is upon us, the focus will be on interest rates and the Fed's intention to become the stock market's friend. In such a swirl of opinion, it is unlikely that stocks will break out of the current trading range of Dow 13,000 to 13,650, despite a minor reversal up yesterday. But the trend is still up, so savvy investors should take every opportunity to pick up quality stocks on dips.
Today's Trading Landscape
The only earnings of note today will come from Majesco Entertainment (NASDAQ:COOL), Provident Financial (NYSE:PFS) and Syntax-Brillian (BRLC). The July trade balance (the consensus expects negative $59 billion) will be reported this morning.
More than $120 billion of commercial paper is due to roll over this week outside of the United States, including $56.5 billion of asset-backed paper which has proven the most problematic. Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) said about 59% of Europe's $260 billion asset-backed paper comes due this month. These are big numbers, so if the rollovers go through without a hitch, it could do much to stabilize world credit markets. If not, watch out.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech in Germany this morning at 10 a.m. [EDT] will be closely watched and could have an impact on trading today.
Asian Headlines (via Bloomberg.com)
• Asian Shares Gain, Led by Steelmakers; Mitsubishi UFJ, Japan Banks Advance Asian stocks rose, paced by Posco (NYSE:PKX) and JFE Holdings Inc. on higher steel prices. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. (NYSE:MTU) and Mitsui Fudosan Co. led Japanese banks and developers from their lowest levels more than in a year.
• Recalls of China Goods in U.S. Almost Triple Since June, Hurt Export Sales Recalls of Chinese goods by U.S. companies almost tripled in the past three months, threatening to cut overseas revenue for the world's biggest consumer- products exporter.
• Japan's July Machinery Orders Surge 17 Percent, Rebounding From Decline Japan's machinery orders surged in July at three times the pace forecast by economists, easing concern the economy will contract for a second quarter.
European Headlines (via Bloomberg.com)
• Merck Rises Most in Eight Months as Erbitux Drug Helps Patient Survival Merck KGaA rose the most in eight months after a study showed its Erbitux anti-tumor drug helped lung cancer patients live longer. The data contradicts an earlier test by ImClone Systems Inc.
• Ericsson Growth to Be `Strong' This Quarter as Customers Upgrade Networks Ericsson AB (NASDAQ:ERIC), the world's largest maker of wireless network equipment, said growth will remain ``strong'' in the third quarter as more clients upgrade their networks to accommodate increased data traffic.
• Volkswagen to Introduce 12 Models Over Three Years to Challenge Toyota Volkswagen AG (OTCPK:VLKAY) plans to introduce 12 new models over the next three years as Europe's largest carmaker seeks to boost sales 33 percent and challenge Japan's Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE:TM).


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Through five weeks of the regular season, there are definitely some disappointed players out there. Due to their own performance or their team's play, some players are visibly frustrated, but who is the most?
In this article, we take a look at the top seven most visibly frustrated players in the NFL.