The Following Was A FindLeadingStocks Special Report- Sign Up Here Look At The Forest, Not Just The Trees: It is important to step back every so often and look at the forest (intermediate/long term action), not just the trees (short term action) and that is the primary purpose of this update. Also find a few annotated monthly…
Which companies in the Fortune 500 earned the most last year? Here are the top 10 with the highest profits. 1. Apple Although Apple is the fifth-largest Fortune 500 company, the gadget maker reports higher annual profits than any other company. Earnings for Apple totaled $39.5 billion in 2014, a 6.7% increase from a year earlier….
JOIN FINDLEADINGSTOCKS.COM TODAY NOT MAKING A DECISION CAN BE COSTLY, ESPECIALLY IN A BULL MARKET Why Global Central Banks Continue To Flood The System With Liquidity: Central banks know that the global economy still needs help. Over the past 5 years, global central banks have flooded the system with liquidity and embarked on an unprecedented…
February Month In Review: This month marks the one year anniversary from the March 2009 bottom in the stock market. Each of the major averages have enjoyed tremendous gains over the past 12 months as the global economy continues to recover from the worst simultaneous bear market and economic recession since WWII! After that tremendous run,…
Adam Sarhan is a contributing writer to Minyanville.com. Earlier today he published this article and sent a related note to FindLeadingStocks.com members. Don’t Fight The Tape: Don’t Fight The Tape is an old adage on Wall Street that sounds great in theory but is difficult for most people to apply in real-time. Why? Because most…
Katie Couric spent nearly ninety minutes interviewing Vicki Kennedy and son Ted Kennedy Jr. in what appeared to be a sold out auditorium. Vicki and Ted Jr. spoke about the late Senator and reflected on his personal as well as public life and legacy. Sen Kennedy represented Massachusetts in the United States Senate for forty-seven years, and has been called the greatest and most influential senator in history. In 2004 he began interviews at the Miller Center of the University of Virginia for an oral history project about his life. Drawing from fifty years of contemporaneous notes from his personal diaries, he wrote his best-selling memoir, True Compass, a New York Times bestseller.