With nothing more than a quick glance, it would be easy to assume the recent volatility from the broad market is just "more of the same." Stocks have been hot and cold for a while now, so there's no reason to think they won't be in the foreseeable future. Digging deeper into the details, however, reveals something is indeed changing...
The bears once again had a chance to tip the market over, and once again, they failed to do the job. Though things looked a little troubling on Friday — with the market logging its biggest intraday loss in weeks — by the time the closing bell rang most of the loss had been unwound, with stocks moving back within...
The bears once again had a chance to tip the market over, and once again, they failed to do the job. Though things looked a little troubling on Friday — with the market logging its biggest intraday loss in weeks — by the time the closing bell rang most of the loss had been unwound, with stocks moving back within...
Ten years ago, when oil prices were going nuts (in a bullish way), the business of ship-building and transporting crude was even more nuts. The daily cost of renting a tanker soared more than 400% over the span of two years, which of course drew a whole slew of new ships — and even new companies — into the fray....
Ten years ago, when oil prices were going nuts (in a bullish way), the business of ship-building and transporting crude was even more nuts. The daily cost of renting a tanker soared more than 400% over the span of two years, which of course drew a whole slew of new ships — and even new companies — into the fray....
Central banks embarked on a low interest rate policy in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis The prolonged use of low interest rates increases people's willingness to borrow The investment climate is more difficult now due to more competition and high valuations By Silvia Amaro, CNBC High credit, fierce competition and stretched valuations could be potential market destabilizers, a...
Central banks embarked on a low interest rate policy in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis The prolonged use of low interest rates increases people's willingness to borrow The investment climate is more difficult now due to more competition and high valuations By Silvia Amaro, CNBC High credit, fierce competition and stretched valuations could be potential market destabilizers, a...
– Returns are expected to fall across assets going forward – By Sue Chang, MarketWatch Investors beware, there is pain ahead, says Goldman Sachs. The only question is whether it will happen fast or slow. The Wall Street bank is warning that after years of stretched valuations, a day of reckoning is near. “We are nearing the longest bull market...
– Returns are expected to fall across assets going forward – By Sue Chang, MarketWatch Investors beware, there is pain ahead, says Goldman Sachs. The only question is whether it will happen fast or slow. The Wall Street bank is warning that after years of stretched valuations, a day of reckoning is near. “We are nearing the longest bull market...
Speaking to CNBC, Vitor Constancio said: "Certainly the cyclically adjusted price earnings ratio in the U.S. is well-above historical averages" The ECB released Wednesday its biannual Financial Stability Review, in which the central bank points to potential risks to the stability of the euro area By Silvia Amaro and Joumanna Bercetche, CNBC The vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB)...
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