Monday proved to be a rather tumultuous day for global equities, as we largely expected. Over the weekend, Finom Group discussed the flight to safety plays at hand in the market last week, which may prove to foreshadow a turbulent time in the market for the present week. In our weekly research report to subscribers…
Divergence! A one-word sentence used appropriately to describe last week’s trading action where the Dow was significantly lower than its peer indices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 119.19 points to 24,580.89 on Friday. Friday’s close marked the first gain for the index in nine sessions, snapping its longest losing streak since March 2017. Looking more…
Divergence! A one-word sentence used appropriately to describe last week’s trading action where the Dow was significantly lower than its peer indices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 119.19 points to 24,580.89 on Friday. Friday’s close marked the first gain for the index in nine sessions, snapping its longest losing streak since March 2017. The S&P 500 gained 0.2%…...
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The number eight is considered to be a lucky number in Chinese and other Asian cultures. Eight is considered a lucky number in Chinese culture because it sounds like the word meaning to generate wealth. Let’s see if the Dow Industrial Average finds a little luck after achieving 8 straight losing trading sessions. On Thursday,…
It was an ugly day for the Dow Industrial Average yesterday with a rather large intraday reversal. While the point loss was modest, at down just 42 points, it marked the 7th consecutive negative print for the index. The Dow also experienced a more than 170-point swing intraday from positive to negative territory. On the…
That wasn’t as bad as it could have been or maybe even should have been, now was it? The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.2%, or 287.26 points, to close at 24,700.21. At its intraday low, the Dow was down by as many as 420 points. Tuesday’s decline marked the 6th straight drop for the Dow,…
But China does not purchase $200 billion worth of goods from the United States. There in lay the problem for China with the latest declaration from President Trump and his call for another $200 billion in tariffs to be enacted against the Asian nation. The news broke late last night that President Trump directed the…
Written by Lance Roberts | Jun, 11, 2018 Crashes Matter A Lot In Part I – Buy and Hold can be Hazardous to your Wealth, we showed how the stock markets tend to cycle between growth and decline. Passive, “buy and hold” investors who hold their investments through the cycles are likely to endure long periods of time…...
In an investing world that is filled with various investment vehicles, strategies and practices, risk vs. reward usually plays a very critical role in how individual investors participate in the market. An era of central bank Quantitative Easing practices has been blamed for many of the extremes in both the equity and fixed income markets…...
