Price Headley to CNBC: “Stocks Are Climbing the Wall of Worry Trump’s Plans Built”

On Thursday evening of this week, BigTrends' Price Headley appeared on CNBC World's Street Signs to discuss the impact President Donald Trump has already had on the market, and the impact he's likely to make in the foreseeable future. The assessment? The wall of worry built by, for, and around Trump is the very same wall the bulls are climbing,...

Price Headley to CNBC: “Stocks Are Climbing the Wall of Worry Trump’s Plans Built”

On Thursday evening of this week, BigTrends' Price Headley appeared on CNBC World's Street Signs to discuss the impact President Donald Trump has already had on the market, and the impact he's likely to make in the foreseeable future. The assessment? The wall of worry built by, for, and around Trump is the very same wall the bulls are climbing,...

Something the Dow Did in 1954 Could Point to a Big Tech Rally Ahead

By Alex Rosenberg, CNBC A quarter of a century after the great market crash of 1929, the Dow Jones industrial average finally broke above the highs of that portentous year. And what happened next could provide a roadmap for what stocks are set to do in the years ahead, according to technical analyst Matt Maley. Late in 1929, the Dow...

Something the Dow Did in 1954 Could Point to a Big Tech Rally Ahead

By Alex Rosenberg, CNBC A quarter of a century after the great market crash of 1929, the Dow Jones industrial average finally broke above the highs of that portentous year. And what happened next could provide a roadmap for what stocks are set to do in the years ahead, according to technical analyst Matt Maley. Late in 1929, the Dow...

Why Ford Motor (F) SHOULD Fear the Worst Following a Banner 2016

By all superficial accounts,  carmaker Ford Motor (F) should be celebrating. Last year was a record-breaking year for auto sales, domestic and abroad, and the iconic company maintained its market share relative to 2015's levels…  an impressive feat in light of the fact that rival General Motors (GM) seems to be – no pun intended – firing on all cylinders....

Why Ford Motor (F) SHOULD Fear the Worst Following a Banner 2016

By all superficial accounts,  carmaker Ford Motor (F) should be celebrating. Last year was a record-breaking year for auto sales, domestic and abroad, and the iconic company maintained its market share relative to 2015's levels…  an impressive feat in light of the fact that rival General Motors (GM) seems to be – no pun intended – firing on all cylinders....

Dutch Regulator Accidentally Posts Soros’s Short Positions

Bets against stocks were revealed briefly on AFM’s website, ‘human error’ blamed for publication of positions back to 2012 By Ellen Proper and Colin McClelland, Bloomberg Some of hedge fund billionaire George Soros’s short positions dating back to 2012 were published on the Dutch financial market regulator’s website this week due to “human error,” according to the regulator AFM. The...

How the Dow’s Rise to 20,000 Has Impacted Investor Behavior

By Alex Rosenberg, CNBC As the Dow has marched to 20,000, investors appear to have become more and more excited about the mega-cap index. Some $4 billion have flowed into the SPDR ETF tracking the Dow Jones industrial average (DIA) since November. On a percentage basis, that dwarfs what has been added to the much larger SPDR ETF tracking the...

The Stock Market’s ‘Fear Index’ May Have Nowhere to Go but Up

The VIX has a negative correlation to stock market returns By Sue Chang, MarketWatch The CBOE Market Volatility Index, a measure of fear in the market, is trading at an extremely subdued level that is more symptomatic of a carefree market. But the mood on Wall Street is anything but, suggesting that the volatility index’s foray below 20 may be...

The Stock Market’s ‘Fear Index’ May Have Nowhere to Go but Up

The VIX has a negative correlation to stock market returns By Sue Chang, MarketWatch The CBOE Market Volatility Index, a measure of fear in the market, is trading at an extremely subdued level that is more symptomatic of a carefree market. But the mood on Wall Street is anything but, suggesting that the volatility index’s foray below 20 may be...
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