Markets’ volatile run on Friday ended with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ending in the red, while the Dow managed to close in the positive zone. Investors weighed lower-than-expected domestic vehicle sales and Fed official Charles Plosser’s warning of “aggressive” rate hike against Fed chairman Ben Bernanke’s defense of the central bank’s economic measures. The S&P 500 ended in the […]
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Make Money in Stocks by Trading the Trendby Jerry Robinson on December 30, 2013 · 0 commentsPrint PDFSTOCK TRADING – SPECIAL REPORT
Broadcast Every Saturday Morning – Hosted by Jerry RobinsonTopic: On this week’s show, economist and investor Jerry Robinson explains how stock traders can profit from current financial trends.Read Show Notes >>
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Stock Market 2014 Contrarian Trade of the Decade Stock-Markets / Stock Markets 2014Dec 30, 2013 – 04:31 PM GMTBy: Michael_Pento
Mr. Bernanke, in a move made mostly to bolster his legacy, stated in his final press conference as Chairman of the Fed that he would start to reduce asset purchases in January of 2014. Nearly every […]
Stock Market Investor Expectations Also Need Tapering As We Enter 2014
Stock-Markets / Stock Markets 2014Dec 28, 2013 – 01:02 PM GMTBy: Sy_Harding
Psychologists say much of the reason investors have such a dismal record of buying high and selling low, of being excited and buying enthusiastically at market tops and then bailing out in disgust at market […]
U.S. stocks spun their wheels for the most part Friday, with the Dow, S&P 500 and NASDAQ registering small losses in a day of quiet trading and limited volatility. The Dow lost one point (or just 1 basis point) for the day, bringing its gain for the week to 1.6%, roughly half the prior week’s gain. The S&P 500 lost […]
Submitted by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse blog,It is time to crank up the Looney Tunes theme song because Wall Street has officially entered crazytown territory. Stocks just keep going higher and higher, and at this point what is happening in the stock market does not bear any resemblance to what is going on in the overall economy […]
Analysis of people’s perception on Barack ObamaThe first African American president of the United States, Barack Obama, was re-elected as the president in 2013. Obama defeated Mitt Romney in the November’2012 elections and took oath as the president on 20 January’2013. Since then, the sentiments of not only the US citizens but people all over the world have kept […]
For today’s special Christmas Eve Outside the Box, my good friend Ed Easterling brings us pearls of wisdom on the subject of rowing vs. sailing. “Rowing?” you ask. “Sailing?” And, you’re thinking, “I would surely prefer to be a sailor.” Well, not so fast. Let Ed explain why putting your back […]
Originally published December 24, 2013 at 5:57 AM | Page modified December 25, 2013 at 2:52 AM
NEW YORK — Stocks rose in a holiday-shortened trading day Tuesday, helped by a report that showed American companies were investing in their businesses at the fastest pace since January.Markets were open for just half a day ahead of the Christmas holiday, […]
