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A stock market already in the mood for a bounce got a little extra goose from a solid December jobs report issued Friday morning. Even with a comforting economic number, a tough trading week leaves some Wall Street observers warning for more volatility, however—market twists that are likely to include at least short-term recoveries such as the one taking shape on Friday. The major stock averages fell some 2%-3% in Thursday’s volatile session, ...
Many investors see dividend aristocrat McDonald’s Corp. (MCD) as a slam-dunk for big gains and another hike in 2016. Too bad they are, like many dividend growth disciples, betting on what they see in the rearview mirror. Daily price for MCD stocks are in bullish breakout located above Ichimoku cloud, and weekly stocks are on weekly bullish breakout to be started in September this year. Chinkou Span line is located above the price indicating ...
For over five years the oil market has been led to that believe Brent was the global proxy futures benchmark, more reflective of supply and demand permutations around the world, as opposed to the West Texas Intermediate deemed more indicative of US conditions. Crude Oil Weekly price is on bearish market condition: the price is bouncing from 37.88 resistance level to start ranging within the primary bearish market condition with 35.94 support level as the nearest target to re-enter. ...
Carl Brandt (Swedish, 1871-1930) Norrländskt vinterlandskap med Åreskutan i fonden 1921
Star Wars has plenty of lessons on money and life management. Here are key insights. Ignore the Special Effects, What’s the Story? Translated from George Lucasspeak, this means you have to ignore short-term events and focus on the big picture. Know the Dark Side of the Force. Know what kind of risk you can tolerate and how much money you can afford to lose given your age. Reconsider Retirement. ...
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