Portfolio managers are always looking for new merchandise. A great majority of history’s greatest winners tend to enjoy their best run in the years following their IPO. Here is FindLeadingStocks.com’s Special Report of 20 Best & Worst IPO’s in 2013. It’s good to keep your eye on the new merchandise for early (stage 1) breakouts….
The following charts were posted by @Ritholtz. Fabulous set of charts looking at inflation adjusted S&P composite during major secular bear markets, via The Chart Store: Secular Bear Markets Here is the current crash and snapback: 2007-09 Bear Market Prior bear markets (WWI, great Depression, 1970s) after the jump 1906 – 1921…
LIKE THIS Post? SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE NEWSLETTER Copper is commonly known as having a PhD in economics. Why? B/c it is a vital part of the global economy- especially a growing global economy. Therefore, when you see copper plunging >4% today and breaking below multiple areas of support- on a day when the…
Robert Shiller, an economics professor at Yale School of Management, shares his outlook on the housing market.
Coming Up Next Week: MONDAY: Labor Day—U.S. markets closed TUESDAY: PMI manufacturing index, ISM mfg index, construction spending, Fed’s Williams speaks, Kodak emerges from bankruptcy; Earnings from H&R Block WEDNESDAY: Mortgage applications, international trade, quarterly services survey, Beige Book, Fed’s Kocherlakota speaks, auto sales, Neiman Marcus bids due, Samsung event; Earnings from Dollar General THURSDAY:…
Join Our Free Newsletter & Get Powerful Ideas Delivered To Your Inbox Coutesty of WSJ By Josh Mitchell and Jeffrey Sparshott The U.S. government shutdown will halt releases of most official gauges of the economy. Private organizations produce some measures that could be used to track the economy, such as gauges from the Institute for Supply…