The bulls did all they could last week, but when it was all said and done, they just couldn't get anything going. On the other hand, it's not like the bears fared any better. The market remains on the fence, with optimism aching to keep the rally going, but realism about valuations keeping the lid on any effort to do...
The bulls did all they could last week, but when it was all said and done, they just couldn't get anything going. On the other hand, it's not like the bears fared any better. The market remains on the fence, with optimism aching to keep the rally going, but realism about valuations keeping the lid on any effort to do...
On Monday we took a look at some budding sector-based trends. Though they're difficult to trust simply because we're at a strange, mostly-bearish time of year and some of the previous new trends didn't pan out, at the very least we want to consider — and handicap — all possibilities that may lead to better trading opportunities. Breaking the market's...
On Monday we took a look at some budding sector-based trends. Though they're difficult to trust simply because we're at a strange, mostly-bearish time of year and some of the previous new trends didn't pan out, at the very least we want to consider — and handicap — all possibilities that may lead to better trading opportunities. Breaking the market's...
By Stephanie Landsman, CNBC The U.S. stock market's latest run to all-time highs could be giving investors a false sense of security. Market watcher Marc Faber, often hailed as the original "Dr. Doom," is not backing down from his long-held correction warning — even though nothing has materialized. "You don't see, and I don't see. And, nobody sees. That's why...
By Stephanie Landsman, CNBC The U.S. stock market's latest run to all-time highs could be giving investors a false sense of security. Market watcher Marc Faber, often hailed as the original "Dr. Doom," is not backing down from his long-held correction warning — even though nothing has materialized. "You don't see, and I don't see. And, nobody sees. That's why...
By Stephanie Landsman, CNBC The finance professor who correctly called the Dow Jones industrial average's surge to 20,000 said he expects stocks to jump even higher in the last 101 days of the year. The Wharton School's Jeremy Siegel believes it'll have a lot to do with President Donald Trump's intention to get business-friendly reforms passed on Capitol Hill —...
By Stephanie Landsman, CNBC The finance professor who correctly called the Dow Jones industrial average's surge to 20,000 said he expects stocks to jump even higher in the last 101 days of the year. The Wharton School's Jeremy Siegel believes it'll have a lot to do with President Donald Trump's intention to get business-friendly reforms passed on Capitol Hill —...
Amazingly enough, it's almost here. The end of the third quarter of 2017 is just a week and a half away, and the unofficial beginning of Q3's earnings season kicks off when Alcoa (AA) reports on October 18th. Plenty of major names will be reporting before then, however. Translation: It's not too soon to start talking about what may be...
– FOMC takes first step to reverse massive bond-buying spree – By Jeffry Bartash, MarketWatch The Federal Reserve still plans to raise interest rates once more before year end, but the central bank on Wednesday signaled its cycle of rate hikes might end sooner than planned. In a long-anticipated move, the Fed also announced it will slowly shrink its huge...
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