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When $SPY 20 day range goes below 2%
ENTER YOUR EMAIL & GET POWERFUL IDEAS & MARKET INSIGHTS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX Here is an interesting article which analyzes how the SPY performs after it consolidates in a tight (under 2%) trading range for more than 20 sessions: Summary: ( 92% ) times $SPY closed higher over the next 5 trading day at some…
Learn From Your Mistakes- Investing Wisdom From Warren Buffett
Looking For Leading Stocks? Take A FREE 2-week Today The Greatest Investor Of All-Time Many people overlook their mistakes and only look at their strengths. The problem is doing this invariably leads to more mistakes (repeating the same mistakes over and over again). Many people look at Warren Buffett, the most successful investor in history,…
9 Countries That Had A Hard Time Deleveraging
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Why The Fed Didn't Taper – September 2013
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