In a rapid about face, stocks got hammered this week (broke the 7 week up-streak) after Yellen’s yelling for a rate increase finally has been noticed. Stock Markets sold off 4-5% from the highs set in early November. Worth noting …
US equities posted yet another up week, a six week run of 10% or so and still counting. The run up this week was muted and stocks barely budged on Friday even after the much awaited jobs report showed that …
“He had me down
But I put up a fight
I saw those teeth
And I groped for my knife “–Joan Armatrading
Equity Markets roared this October, ending the wildest most volatile month of the year up around 10% and …
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Wow, what a week as memories of October crashes and calls of market tops have the shorts gasping for air. The market was set up perfectly for central bankers to trap shorts. Already in rally …
Equity Markets continued to bounce this week, with the S&P 500 improving by almost one percent, and monthly gains so far almost 6%. Leading the charge are Gold Miners, up 20% since the August swoon.
The markets are confounding just …
Have you ever felt as though it’s harder to trade on certain days of the week, or that the market is particularly bullish or bearish on certain days of the week?
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For example, in 2015 the best …
The wild market gyrations continued and all key US indexes managed to close positive by 1% for the week. It was a struggle however, as the initial reaction to a weak September jobs report Friday morning along with a downward …
Equity Markets remained under pressure this week with the key US Indexes closing down led by both the mid –caps, which closed down almost 4%.
More telling was the massive selloff in bio-tech, triggered by the revelation that a small …
Equity Markets remained under pressure this week with the key US Indexes closing down led by both the mid –caps, which closed down almost 4%.
More telling was the massive selloff in bio-tech, triggered by the revelation that a small …
For a brief moment (almost an half hour) right after the Fed’s announcement that the monetary spigots will be left wide open, the markets seemed to love it with the Dow Industrial’s up almost 200 points. After a brief realty …