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Overview: 09/03/14 The following FindLeadingStocks.com special report takes a closer look at inflation and the “easy money” stance from global central banks. If You Are Looking For Advanced (early) Entry/Exit Points in Leading Stocks Become A Member here (under $3/day) First, Let’s Define Inflation In economics, inflation is defined as – “A general increase in…
Simple Case For Higher Stock Prices 02.25.14
Largest Economy In History & VALUATIONS Are Attractive The market continues acting great considering how weak it was acting just a few weeks ago. The benchmark S&P 500 jumped to a fresh record high on Monday which is very healthy. Late last week, the Nasdaq Composite, Nasdaq 100, Philly Semiconductor index ($SOX), and Mid Cap…
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Like this? Join Our Free Newsletter Here Bearish Technical Signs Mounting For The Yellow Metal: Todd has done a great job highlighting gold’s woes in recent weeks. Earlier this week, gold broke down below two important technical areas: inverse cup-with-handle pattern, and…
10 Reasons Why The Fed Will Not Raise Rates Next Week
Where’s the Data? & Would You Place This Trade? We know anything is possible but based on the “data” we don’t see a powerful reason for the Fed to raise rates when they meet on Thursday and here are 10 reasons why: First and foremost – The Fed is data dependent – Where’s the “data” that…
How to Buy Weakness In An Uptrend
Higher Highs & Higher Lows: In the simplest sense, the definition of a bull market is a series of higher highs and higher lows. In addition to buying strength (only buying breakouts) is to step up and buy weakness in strong uptrends. This is one tool in my toolbox that helps me successfully navigate capital…
Top 10 S&P 500 winners since the March 2009 bottom
Top 10 S&P 500 winners since the March 2009 bottom
