2 Things Wrong With This Recovery Effort So Far

To the average, unsuspecting trader, this week's rebound from last week's rout might look like the typical beginning of a recovery after a typical (albeit shocking) correction. It happens. And, maybe that's exactly what this will end up being. There are a couple of red flags waving, however, suggesting the bulls may not want to count their chickens before they're...

2 Things Wrong With This Recovery Effort So Far

To the average, unsuspecting trader, this week's rebound from last week's rout might look like the typical beginning of a recovery after a typical (albeit shocking) correction. It happens. And, maybe that's exactly what this will end up being. There are a couple of red flags waving, however, suggesting the bulls may not want to count their chickens before they're...

FANG gets its bite back – but there’s one name that could sit out the rally

By Annie Pei, CNBC FANG stocks are getting their bite back, but there's one name that sat out the rally on Thursday – Facebook. While shares of Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet were sharply in the green Thursday afternoon, Facebook shares were struggling to stay afloat. TradingAnalysis.com founder Todd Gordon says the technical setup for the social giant is weak. Gordon...

FANG gets its bite back – but there’s one name that could sit out the rally

By Annie Pei, CNBC FANG stocks are getting their bite back, but there's one name that sat out the rally on Thursday – Facebook. While shares of Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet were sharply in the green Thursday afternoon, Facebook shares were struggling to stay afloat. TradingAnalysis.com founder Todd Gordon says the technical setup for the social giant is weak. Gordon...

About January’s “Dip” in Retail Spending….

Based on nothing more than the headlines, it would be easy to conclude the average consumer fell off a cliff in January. A rising stock market and rising wages sent spenders to stores in droves near the end of last year, with December's retail spending up firmly (at least as initially reported). Indeed, with consumer confidence at or near record...

About January’s “Dip” in Retail Spending….

Based on nothing more than the headlines, it would be easy to conclude the average consumer fell off a cliff in January. A rising stock market and rising wages sent spenders to stores in droves near the end of last year, with December's retail spending up firmly (at least as initially reported). Indeed, with consumer confidence at or near record...

Gold Prices Are Toying With a Major Breakout Move

In Wednesday's Midweek Update Video, Bigtrends.com chief Price Headley dissected several charts, most of which were rallying with the market (and some of which were doing so not only despite the surge in inflation last month, but because of it). Gold was at the top of the list, and for good reason. Not only was it already in a swing...

Gold Prices Are Toying With a Major Breakout Move

In Wednesday's Midweek Update Video, Bigtrends.com chief Price Headley dissected several charts, most of which were rallying with the market (and some of which were doing so not only despite the surge in inflation last month, but because of it). Gold was at the top of the list, and for good reason. Not only was it already in a swing...

70% of fund managers see danger ahead-the highest percentage since the financial crisis

– No "all clear to buy the dip" yet, strategist says – By Ryan Vlastelica, MarketWatch The recent turbulence on Wall Street, which pushed the U.S. stock market into its first correction in about two years, seems to have soured fund managers on where the economy may be headed. According to the BofA Merrill Lynch fund manager survey for February,...
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