FLS Update: A Near Term Low – Originally published Wednesday -The Exact Low Of The Week
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The gold market in the coming months In 2010, CNBC’s Cramer posted a video about reasons why people should buy gold. Those reasons still apply today, and people who want to invest in wealth or diversify their portfolios using gold should act now since its prices are fluctuating around the $1,200 mark. Last year, it seems…
Conclusion: Not healthy for the global economy or The US stock market or other “risk on” markets. Unless it forces U/Ben to print more. Remember he doubled down in December when $45B/month (QE 3 announced in Sep) didn’t send stocks higher. Russell 2000: Down >400 Dow Points Transports: Down…
The jobs report is extremely important, especially now, because in October 2009, the unemployment rate surged to a 26-year high of 10.2%! Over the past few months, the number of job losses have steadily declined as the unemployment rate edged higher. If this trend continues we can easily turn positive (i.e. start creating jobs) in the near future which will bode well for the economic recovery. That said, Wall Street watches this report very closely because a stronger jobs picture translates into a healthier economy. A healthier economy translates into stronger sales and earnings which, in turn, translates into higher stock prices. Sometimes, ladies and gentlemen, it is that simple.
Link: http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-ev-oil-crisis/
There are two sides to every trade: The Bulls & The Bears Basic Wall Street Lingo The bulls want the market (or stock) to go higher and the bears want the market (or stock) to go lower. Typically the bulls go “long” and the bears go “short” in order to express their view. The most…
Stocks Pullback To Consolidate Recent Gain Stocks fell for a third consecutive week as the market pauses to consolidate the latest and very strong rally. As a quick refresher, the benchmark S&P 500 vaulted 7% from Feb’s low of 1980 to Feb’s high of 2119. Remember, in “normal” (non Easy Money) days, a 10% rally for the…