During the previous bull market (10/02-10/07), financial media fawned over the critical importance of diversifying one’s equity exposure across the globe. And why not? Performance for foreign exchange-traded trackers like iShares MSCI EAFE (EFA) and iShares MSCI Emerging Markets (EEM)
December 24, 2015
Yesterday December 23rd we closed out a nice winning trade in XLE energy sector. If you have not yet closed the trade can should do so and will locking an even larger gain of 4-5% return in only three days.
This morning I wanted to find the 5 hottest Momentum stocks so I used Barchart to sort the Russell 3000 Index stocks first for the most number of advances in the last 20 trading sessions then I reviewed the charts
We are almost at the end of 2015, a year that was marked by unprecedented stock market volatility, sliding crude prices and global macroeconomic headwinds emanating from the Greek debt crisis and bursting of the Chinese equity bubble. Adding to
First of all. someone is claiming I put out some recommendation on DUST. I have NEVERrecommended such an ETF and this appears to be a deliberate attempt to mislead people. You can search this blog, but I have never made any recommendation
For all the talk that the BOJ would unleash more stimulus, buy REITs, more ETFs (both existent or non-existent), or outright stocks, today the USDJPY did something it has not done in 7 weeks: the world’s preferred carry trade currency just
This was a relatively inconsequential half-day for the US equity markets. Have a pleasant holiday.
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<< Read: The End Is Near, Part 1: The “War On Cash” << Read: The End Is Near, Part 2: Everyone Piles Into Junk Bonds << Read: The End Is Near, Part 3: Corporations Are The Ultimate Dumb Money << Read: The End Is
High on the list of investor fears heading into 2016 is a “rising rate” environment. Déjà vu indeed. This has been a concern among investors for years now. With the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates this month for the first
