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Taiwan stocks fell on Friday ahead amid worries about growth, particularly in its all-important tech businesses. However, shares are likely to recover and continue a rally that has added 14% to the main index of the Taiwan Stock Exchange in the past year, according to a report last week by Nomura Securities. The index lost 33.78 points to 9,820.05 on Friday. Looking ahead, flat U.S. interest rates will lead international investors to ...
Katarzyna Kurkowska
QE is now a tried, tested and proven method of rescuing economies from systemic collapse. However skeptical or downright hostile many factors have been to QE, it has worked. The main cry was, ”we are going to get hyperinflation from this policy.” We haven’t. In fact the exact opposite is happening, QE seems to make deflation. Who knew? It can be very good to have a policy work that is badly understood. It keeps the ravenous predators of the market at bay. If no one understands a magic ...
Charles Pompilius
The U.S. stock market attempted to break out of its trading range last week, but it was a false breakout. Here's what to watch now. The S&P 500 attempted to break above its 2,100 resistance level last week, but that breakout was thwarted in the past few days when the index sliced back below this level. S&P 500 is back in its trading range between its recent highs and recent lows. This range needs to be broken. Dow is in a ...
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