Davos 2010: Morgan Stanley's John Mack
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CNBC Video: America Meets Nano
Love how he simplifies a very complex subject: Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0&feature=youtube_gdata_player ENTER YOUR EMAIL & GET POWERFUL IDEAS & MARKET INSIGHTS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX Original Post: Here September 2013
The Following Is An Excerpt from FindLeadingStocks.com’s Tuesday Intra-Week Update… Join Here Market Update: The major indices continue moving sideways as the tape remains very split. Earnings roulette (Thank you Gary Kaltbaum/GaryK.com) continues in spades as we continue to see a handful of stocks gap up and gap down after reporting earnings. Apple broke below…
Aim to solve a big problem, not a small one Find industries that are stagnate or in decline Look for places where everyone thinks that it is “impossible” to succeed Once you pass the initial startup phase- older industry can not catch up Start a company that tries to change the way the industry behaves…
Intro: This article touches on two important areas market participants face when trading/investing: Fear Conditioning & Psychological Damage. The good news is that you can change your conditioning and overcome your psychological market related damage. It requires a lot of knowledge, time, patience, hard work, and practice. While you read this article- think about how you are conditioned…
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.