It's that time again when volume dries up and prices rise into the new year. A lot of individuals are scrambling to prepare for the holidays, even though we had a year to prepare. The big money has already done most of their year end shuffling and will be taking it easy until January. ...
Bernanke believed that University of Chicago economist, Milton Friedman, had discovered the antidote for deflationary depressions. Noting that the money supply had contracted between 1930 and 1933, Friedman theorized that if the Fed had then engaged in sufficient monetary expansion, the depression would have been averted. ...
In reviewing the charts from the Chart Room over the weekend I came to the conclusion that in terms of timing the markets you don't want to think in terms of price right now, but in terms of time, where again, we are not looking for a blow-off top in the present intermediate move until ...
There's a growing divide in the North America gas industry. ...
It's been a wild ride the past few days OptionsX, Obama and FOMC comments. Seems like everyone is waiting to see what the market is going to do going forward at this pivotal point... ...
What is the reason you trade stocks? Do you trade them because you wish to earn cash and someday retire? The purpose for trading stocks is not important, the important thing is you know how to trade them and earn a nice sized return. ...
Are you tired of not making any money in the stock market? Do you want to go through a rapid stock trading class so that you know how to make cash and make a living off the stock market? I'm not going to give you a class but what I am going to lend you ...
Wednesday the market didn't tell us anything new. The equities market is still over extended on the daily chart but the market is refusing to break down. Each time there has been seen selling in the market over the past two weeks, the market recovers. Equities and the dollar have been trading with an inverse ...
Oil stocks have to be one of the most unloved sectors in the markets today. The recent general-stock-market and oil corrections combined with the incredibly-negative psychology spawned by the BP oil spill have driven oil stocks down to deeply-oversold levels. This swoon has also left this sector very undervalued, a barren wasteland strewn with great ...
Capitalism is similar to a giant casino where capital, i.e. paper chips, are issued by the house, i.e. banks, as interest-generating loans. The longer the chips remain in play, the more debt is created which accrues to the house as profit. ...