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• Edward Kennedy,United States Senator for Massachusetts
• Gordon Brown,Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and leader of the Labour Party
• Christine Lagarde,Minister of Finance of France
• Thomas Dart,Sheriff of Cook County
• Avigdor Lieberman,Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of Israel
• Joaquín Guzmán,Mexican drug lord
• Nouri al-Maliki,Iraqi Prime Minister
• Hillary Clinton,United States Secretary of State
• Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono,President of Indonesia
• Boris Johnson,Mayor of London
• Norah al-Faiz,deputy minister for women’s education of Saudi Arabia
• Elizabeth Warren,Professor of Law at Harvard Law School
• Paul Kagame,Rwanda’s President
• Nicolas Sarkozy,President of French Republic
• Angela Merkel,Germany’s Chancellor
• Wang Qishan,Vice-Premier of China
• Xi Jinping,Vice President of China
• David McKiernan,Commander, International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and Commander, U.S. Forces Afghanistan (USFOR-A)
• Ashfaq Kayani,Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army
• Barack Obama,President of United States

Stocks rallied around the world amid growing speculation the worst of the global recession is over and a stream of earnings that beat analysts’ estimates. Equities climbed as companies from BASF SE to MAN AG posted earnings that beat analysts’ estimates and Honda Motor Co. forecast an annual profit. Industrial output in Japan rose for the first time in six months. U.K. consumer confidence climbed to the highest level in a year.

Mexican stocks were downgraded by UBS AG to “underweight” from “top pick” among Latin American equities on concern the country’s economic outlook may worsen because of the deadly swine flu.

UBS on March 9 named Mexico its favorite market in Latin America, saying investors had already factored in a “severe” recession for 2009 and shares were the cheapest in a decade.

Sales of U.S. previously owned homes fell in March after jumping a month earlier by the most in more than five years. Purchases decreased 3 percent to an annual rate of 4.57 million, lower than forecast, from 4.71 million in February.

Record-low mortgage rates and a foreclosure-driven plunge in prices are making houses more affordable, helping the market stabilize following the biggest slump since the Great Depression.

Penny stock are stocks which trades for less than $5. Some saying that penny stocks are traded below $1. Penny stock is high risk, but can also reward high return. Penny stock can give you huge returns. To successfully play with penny stock, you have to know the right strategy.

If you want to play with penny stock, then you have to understand about technical analysis. Let me give you example of my way. First I screen from Penny stock which have high volatility. I can use the tool from my OptionsXpress account. They have a screener tool that you can use for free. Here’s what I look for:

You will found some stocks. Look every stock’s 3 months chart for stocks that recently breaks its resistance or support. When a stock reach its support level, it will be hard to go down again. And when a stock reach its resistance level, it will be hard to go up again. But when it breaks it’s resistance level, it will goes up a lot, and when it breaks it’s support level it will goes down a lot.


The idea is to find stocks that just breaks it’s support or resistance. If it breaks it’s support then short the stock, and if it breaks it’s resistance then buy the stock.

Freddie Mac Acting Chief Financial Officer David Kellermann, 41, was found dead early today in the basement of his home in a Washington suburb, police said.

According to poice, the death is still under investigation. Early reports indicated Kellermann’s wife reported a suicide. The medical examiner’s office said it’s conducting an autopsy, and the results may be released as soon as today.

David Kellermann was named acting chief financial officer in September 2008. As acting chief financial officer, Kellermann is responsible for the company’s financial controls, financial reporting, tax, capital oversight, and compliance with the requirements of Sarbanes-Oxley. He also oversees the company’s annual budgeting and financial planning processes.

Morgan Stanley, tumbled 9 percent after posting a wider-than-estimated loss. Morgan Stanley fell $2.21 to $22.44. The bank reported a loss of 57 cents a share, wider than the 8-cent deficit estimated by analysts as real-estate and debt-related writedowns overwhelmed trading gains. The company also cut its dividend to 5 cents a share from 27 cents.

The International Monetary Fund said the global recession will be deeper and the recovery slower than previously thought. IMF said in a new forecast released today that the world economy will shrink 1.3 percent this year, compared with its January projection of 0.5 percent growth. The lender predicted expansion of 1.9 percent next year instead of its earlier 3 percent projection.