Davos 2010: Peter Munk, Barrick Gold Chairman& Founder Shares Outlook on Gold
Peter Munk, chairman and founder of Barrick Gold, shares his outlook on the commodity.
Peter Munk, chairman and founder of Barrick Gold, shares his outlook on the commodity.
1. Market States & Cycles 2. How I Find Market Tops & Bottoms 3. Why I Buy Weakness In An Uptrend 4. A Brief History Of The Global Economy 5. 10 Critical Rules for Investing
Earlier today I received a great question from a FindLeadingStocks.com Member that inspired this article: Member: How can a stock rally 6% today on really low volume? Answer: What Is Volume? When you think about it – that really is a great question. First, lets begin by defining volume. Volume simply is the total number of shares traded…
FindLeadingStocks.com provides a weekly report, special reports and at least 2 intra-week updates. The following is Thursday’s intra-week update: “Melt Up” Are The Best Two Words To Describe This Market FLS Update: 8.21.14 Bulls Regain Control After a very short 2.5 week pullback, the bulls showed up and regained control of the market. The pullback…
Long Sideways Patterns Are Normal For The Stock Market: This is one of my favorite charts because it clearly shows that we are in the middle of a long (12 yr) sideways pattern in the US stock market. These long sideways periods are “normal,” have happened before, and will happen again. …And So…
Stocks Are Getting Weaker, Not Stronger: 1. Possible August Top- Similar to 1987 2. Technicals & Fundamentals are deteriorating- 50 DMA line was support and is now resistance 3. Recent lows are breached and leaders under pressure 4. Crude Oil is surging – Higher energy prices act as an indirect tax on businesses and consumers….
The Following Is An Excerpt From FindLeadingStocks.com Special Report The S&P 500 has gone virtually nowhere this year as it pauses to digest last year’s healthy rally. At first blush, this might not be a healthy headline (to see the market flat or slightly positive for the year), but it is very healthy because that is…