Davos: Robert Shiller On The Housing Market- Jan 2010
Robert Shiller, an economics professor at Yale School of Management, shares his outlook on the housing market.
Robert Shiller, an economics professor at Yale School of Management, shares his outlook on the housing market.
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Steel Stocks Are Used To Build “Stuff”: We are seeing something bullish occurring on Wall Street, large amounts of institutional capital is flowing into steel stocks. Steel stocks serve as a good “tell” for the U.S. and global economy. Since steel is used to build “stuff” steel stocks tend to rally when the market believes the economy…
JOIN FINDLEADINGSTOCKS.COM TODAY NOT MAKING A DECISION CAN BE COSTLY, ESPECIALLY IN A BULL MARKET Why Global Central Banks Continue To Flood The System With Liquidity: Central banks know that the global economy still needs help. Over the past 5 years, global central banks have flooded the system with liquidity and embarked on an unprecedented…
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The major averages spent the first two weeks of July rallying from extremely oversold levels before encountering stubborn resistance near their moving averages and downward trendlines. We have seen stocks fail at resistance multiple times since the two month downtrend began in late April. The major averages are at a critical inflection point: either break above resistance or rollover and begin another downtrend.
Don’t Fight The Tape: This is a VERY strong bull market and I’m reminded of the old adage: Don’t fight the tape. Eventually, this market will pullback- the only question is when, not if. That said, be very careful (don’t) chase stocks up here- AFTER a big run. Melt Up: One glance of the following hourly…