Market Report: 15.30 London This afternoon stock and forex markets have extended their rally on improved US jobless claims. As some skeptics note, the unemployment
readJapanese Q/Q GDP came in at +0.1%, well below analyst’s estimates. The news also sees Japan drop to become the third largest economy in the
readCame across this posting on a Linkedin board, and I’m sure there are many more out there similar to it: “Reality is we’re in a
readOOPS Wrote this 4 days ago, forgot to post. I haven’t been following many individual stocks lately (just [[LYG]]) and for the general market direction,
readThe price of gold over the past 8.5 years, compared to the first 8.5 years of the Nasdaq and housing bubbles.
readI’m getting lots of site visitors looking for the Depression-era charts. It’s been a popular topic ever since the crash, BUT now more than ever.
readWOW! I found this both funny (I actually laughed out loud) and fascinating. In short – handling money (compared with handling paper) reduces stress from
readHmmm, EVERY single stock (and even some non-stock ones!) blog I subscribe to are basically saying “the top is in”. I only see one notable
read10 companies with the biggest current market value (alphabetical order) AAPL, BHP, BRK.A, CHL, GOOG, MSFT, PBR, PTR, WMT, XOM Infotainment. Source:
read7 days ago I put together a list of what I thought were potential doubles. The criteria was: price under $5 and above 50MA, market
readYou can moan and whine all you want, but the facts are facts. Stock market does better when a DEM president is in power. Granted,
readHmmm, a bit of an anomaly there. Dollar volume was 200% of the average amount. Probably something to do with ObamaCare. Last time the $
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