BDR
BDR has formed a nice ascending triangle formation over the past month and surged higher again today with slightly higher relative volume. This is a “Superman” pick (@super_trades) so be careful since his low floats normally rise fast and fall equally as fast; however, from a technical standpoint, this looks good. Notice the potential MACD crossover.FOMX
Recent IPO that has formed […]
Cuba Policy; China (Trade-Biotech); and, the Agricultural EconomyCategories: Agricultural Economy /China /TradeCuba PolicyGeoff Dyer and Marc Frank reported yesterday at The Financial Times Online that, “The US is to open talks with Cuba about establishing full diplomatic relations and reopening an embassy in Havana, potentially bringing to an end more than five decades of hostility and one of the last vestiges […]
Policy Issues; Tax Extenders; Budget; Trade- Ag Economy; and, RegulationsCategories: Agricultural Economy /Budget /Immigration /Regulations /TradePolicy IssuesDamian Paletta and Mark Peters reported on the front page of today’s Wall Street Journal that, “A large number of Republican governors are pushing to reshape social-welfare programs with drug testing or other requirements, arguing that the new rules better prepare recipients for employment and […]
Why pay E*Trade $8 to buy or sell a stock when you can trade for free on Robinhood? After two years of development, $16 million in funding, and 500,000 waitlist signups, Robinhood finally hits the iOS App Store today. Robinhood lets you track the performance of stocks, and buy or sell them with just a few taps at no cost.The […]
Since the financial crisis, the credibility of Wall Street has taken a beating. These days MBA graduates are as likely to work at socially minded start-ups as mega-banks. And day trading isn’t quite the popular sport it was in the helter-skelter days of the 1990s. Helping the planet is cool. Making unthinkingly large amounts of money is not.In this context, […]
Worldwide Incongruities: Rising Monetary Bases, Decreasing PricesGary North – December 03, 2014Doug Nolan writes the Prudent Bear column. In his column for November 28, he summarized today’s worldwide insanity.First, the fall in the price of oil.On the back of OPEC’s failure to cut production, crude this week sank $10.36, or 13.5%, to the lowest price since May 2010. The Goldman […]
Policy Issues; Ag Economy; Trade; Tax Extenders; Regs; Biotech; and, ImmigrationCategories: Agricultural Economy /Farm Bill /Immigration /Regulations /TradePolicy IssuesBill Tomson reported yesterday at Politico that, “‘It’s never too early to start on the next farm bill,’ said Rep. Mike Conaway, the next chairman of the House Agriculture Committee.“The Texas Republican, whose position in the top agriculture post was confirmed Tuesday by […]
Getty ImagesTrading versus investing. Those terms are kicked around on Wall Street all the time, and if you’re new to the market you may think they are interchangeable.They are not.Typically trading means moving in and out of positions over a short period of time, sometimes in the same day. An example would be betting on a stock’s move immediately after […]
Volatility often gets a bad rap, but many short-term traders actually seek it out. Over the last 30 days these four stocks have averaged moves of more than 5% per day, offering big short-term potential for those willing to take on the risk. While investors and big funds are also trading and speculating in these stocks, with the current volatility these […]
Central Banks Buying Shares of Stock Market!
September 1st, 2014 Central Banks Trade S&P500 Futurescentral banks around the world trade (and by “trade” we mean buy) S&P 500 futures such as the E-mini, in both futures and option form, as well as full size, and micro versions, in addition to the well-known central bank trading in Interest Rates, TSY […]
