By Sean Brodrick On June 16, 202001:17 PM Eastern
I can think of many reasons why stocks should go down: Nosebleed valuations, the drag from unemployment and more. And yet, we have to face the fact that the Fed keeps pointing a firehose of money...
By Sean Brodrick On June 16, 202011:35 AM Eastern
Last week, I told you that the FOMC announced it would hold interest rates low for a long time, and how that should be bullish for gold.
Well, while gold spent the rest of the week higher, gold...
By Mike Larson On June 16, 202008:00 AM Eastern
Remember the volatility we started seeing in February?
It’s baaaccckkkk!
Just over the past few days, we saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunge more than 1,800 points … then rally more...
By Jon D. Markman On June 16, 202006:28 AM Eastern
Stocks were in a manic mood on Monday as investors balanced news that COVID-19 cases are multiplying, a mini crash in crude oil prices, and an old fashioned “buy the dip” sentiment.
In the end,...
By Jon D. Markman On June 15, 202001:30 PM Eastern
Stocks retreated in early trading on Monday as worries about new COVID-19 cases dented buy-the-dip sentiment to start the new week, while oil prices retreated, sending energy shares into the...
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On June 15, 202011:10 AM Eastern
We don’t have economic data from the 14th century when the Black Death swept through Asia, Europe and Africa.
We certainly don’t know much about the great floods that struck the Middle East and...
By Jon D. Markman On June 15, 202006:28 AM Eastern
Stocks went on a journey of discovery on Friday – opening up 2%, then plunging into the red midday before climbing halfway back by the close — as weary investors dealt with rising COVID-19...
By Tony Sagami On June 12, 202005:32 PM Eastern
She was way out of my league, but I somehow got a beautiful cheerleader to be my girlfriend in high school.
Her father, however, did not care for me and wasn’t shy about letting me know …...
By Jon D. Markman On June 12, 202003:10 PM Eastern
Stocks are scrambling higher in late-day trading after opening 800 points up and then losing it all and more midday as investors try to deal with a higher COVID-19 infection rate and a Federal...
Yesterday sure shook a lot of investors out of their stupor as the Dow plunged 1,861 points, or just over 6.9%.
But it was another solid day for you — because you should have had no trouble...