Austerity: The most obvious reason is lack of growth. The Portuguese government is …
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With the market finally pulling back and giving the market participants the pullback they have been begging for it might be time to focus on some PEAD stocks: Post Earnings Announcement Drift; “Post Earnings Announcement Drift (PEAD) is the tendency for a stock’s cumulative abnormal returns to drift in the direction of an earnings surprise for several weeks (even several months)…
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Since the beginning of the current bull market – which bottomed at 666.79 exactly three years ago today – I have periodically been posting a table of the most significant pullbacks in the S&P 500 index since that March 2009 bottom. For the record, the current 2.6% decline over four days is barely enough to get it to qualify as…
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| Index | Last | High | Low | Daily Change (%) | Daily Range (% of ATR) |
| DJ-FXCM Dollar Index | 9928.76 | 9933.77 | 9874.79 | 0.46 | 100.16% |
The Dow Jones-FXCM U.S. Dollar Index (Ticker: USDollar) is 0.37 percent higher from the open after moving 100 percent if its average true range, and the rebound from 9,738 may gather pace over the coming days …
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Stocks have been eerily quiet for the first ten weeks of 2012, with only four 1% moves in the SPX so far – and all of those coming to the upside.
It just so happens that the CBOE’s launch of futures and options on the CBOE Emerging Markets ETF Volatility Index (VXEEM) coincided with this period of languid volatility, which…
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Euro: Greece Default To Exceed EUR 1T, Troika Prepares For Involuntary Restructuring
British Pound: Searches For Support After Carving Top Below 1.6000
U.S. Dollar: Index Advances To Fresh Monthly High As Flight To Safety Picks Up
Euro: Greece Default To Exceed EUR 1T, Troika Prepares For Involuntary Restructuring
The Euro tumbled to an overnight low of 1.3112 as …
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A lot of investors tell me they’re frustrated by all the recent stock market strength. Why? Because they got caught sitting on the sidelines and now feel as though it’s too late to buy in.
While I’ll be the first person to admit that many companies are no longer the screaming buys they used to be, I do want you
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Crude Oil, Copper Under Pressure as Global Slowdown Fears Intensify
Gold and Silver Down as US Dollar Rides Safe Haven Demand Higher
Commodity prices continue to track lower – mirroring the trading dynamic we discussed yesterday – as the return of global economic slowdown fears drives risk aversion across financial markets. Growth-sensitive crude oil and copper prices are …
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