Written by Gary Markets remained in the green and the DOW sea-sawed back and forth across the unchanged line remaining mostly flat. The small caps melted higher while the SP500 traded sideways in a narrow four point range all day on
November 24, 2014
The desperation and fraud of the Keynesian policy apparatus gets more stunning by the day. Apparently, the pettifoggers in Brussels will soon be announcing a new $400 billion bazooka to blast the euro-economy out of its lethargy. This massive new “stimulus” is supposed
Note from TalkMarkets editors: This article discusses a penny stock. Penny stocks are easily manipulated; please do your own due diligence. Florian Siegfried, head of precious metals and mining investments with Zurich-based AgaNola, says there are small signs—fewer equities participating
Lack of hard economic data and a light holiday week trade had stocks drifting with an upward bias. The second estimate of 3Q GDP will be given tomorrow. The grand jury decision in the police shooting of Michael Brown should
Of the four Federal Reserve districts which have released their November manufacturing surveys, all are forecasting growth. A complete summary follows. [note that values above zero represent expansion]. The market was expecting 8.0 to 12.0 (consensus 9.0) versus the actual
“Two roads diverged in a wood and I – I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” – Robert Frost Whenever I see headlines that read “stocks hit new highs,” I tend to cringe.
A couple of weeks ago in the weekly newsletter (subscribe for free E-Delivery)(subscribe for free E-Delivery)I discussed the series of events behind the decline of the market in October and the subsequent surge. “The chart below shows the series of events
A couple of weeks ago in the weekly newsletter (subscribe for free E-Delivery)(subscribe for free E-Delivery)I discussed the series of events behind the decline of the market in October and the subsequent surge. “The chart below shows the series of events
For most of my career in international investing, I had always placed a great deal of faith in Switzerland’s financial markets. In recent years, however, as the Swiss government has sought to hitch its wagon to the flailing euro currency
The Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) data on volume sales is over two months old when it released. The latest numbers, through mid-September, are now available. However, despite the lag, this report offers an interesting perspective on fascinating aspects of
