Other Markets In Dow Points
Russell 2000: Down >400 Dow Points

Transports: Down >400 Dow Points

- Platinum down 5% almost 735 dow points
- Palladium down 6% almost 885 dow points
Russell 2000: Down >400 Dow Points

Transports: Down >400 Dow Points

The Following is an excerpt from a FindLeadingStocks.com Intra-Week Update Market In Early Stages of Forming A Large Top; Still Needs To Be Confirmed The Market Is Getting Weaker, Not Stronger… The market is in the early stages of forming a large topping pattern. The top needs to be confirmed by more than one major…
An investor’s job is simple, but not easy. We have one goal: identify and capitalize on opportunities in the marketplace. Here are 10 stocks that are on my watchlist for Wednesday 12.09.09:
I look at capital markets (stocks, bonds, currencies, and commodities) as the last economic frontier. For the purpose of this article, I’ll focus on Wall Street but the same concepts apply to other markets. It is the one place on earth where anyone can make (or loss) a fortune- regardless of their background, skill-set, formal…
Markets Are Counter-Intuitive In Nature If you were living under a rock for the past 7 months (and cut off from everything that has happened this year) and asked where do you think the market will be and only shown these headlines:I’m sure I’m missing a few but here are a few “big” headlines that…
Market States & Cycles 04.29.14 The stock market is constantly changing but the one constant throughout history is (has always and will always be ) human nature. The stories, stocks, centuries, asset class, bubbles, busts, change, but people don’t. That is why it is important to understand market cycles not just from a technical level…
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.