In early September I wrote a post that examined prior instances where the S&P 500 Index moving averages triggered the death cross signal. In the article I concluded the death cross generally has triggered near market bottoms versus signalling further market weakness.
October 24, 2015
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Brad DeLong talks about how other economists view Fed interest rate policies as “price controls”. Then he makes a comparison to the present situation with on an example of a “price floor” in agricultural products. But are low interest rates a
They are widely covered and very popular stocks, but in this market their valuations do not add up. If this market heads south, you do not want to be caught owning shares of these stocks. Despite the rally off recent
The Dogs of the Dow theory suggests investors select the ten stocks that have the highest dividend yield from the stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Index (DJIA) after the close of business on the last trading day of the year. Once
After recently disappointing sales news for the iPhone 6S, Apple (AAPL) will meanwhile be turning its attention to the release of the iPhone 7. The next generation smartphone will seemingly be particularly important for Apple, as KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo this
Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist House Republican leaders were slated to propose a bill this week linking a debt ceiling increase to conservative issues. Under the new proposal, the debt ceiling would be increased from $18.1 trillion to $19.6 trillion,
Dear Bureau of Labor Statistics: please pay careful attention to this case study of how your CPI “inflation” gauge, hedonically, seasonally-adjusted or otherwise, is completely inaccurate, and how what you record as 0% inflation is really 72%. As Consumerist points out for the latest
Source: Internations.org You probably have heard this numerous times before; the Chinese position in US Treasuries is outright dangerous and China could single-handedly force the US Dollar to weaken quite substantially. Whilst that’s definitely correct, it sure looks like one
Inflation Over Estimated? I was watching a little of the ECB press conference after their policy meeting and a reporter asked why inflation is such a bad thing for Europe and European consumers. Mario Draghi gave a canned response, but
