I Love the 80′s: 1982 Low vs 2009 Low “I Love the '80s” was a BBC television miniseries that examined the world through the lens of 1980s pop culture. (VH1’s riff on the show can be found here). I bring up the '80s because of a wonderful chart from Ron Griess who runs The Chart Store. The chart compares today's Standard & Poor's 500 Index (from its recent low in March 2009) with the same index from the early ...
The recent record highs for US stock markets could be tested in the days and weeks ahead as earnings season gets under way and investors get the latest read on when the US Federal Reserve might start to raise interest rates back up to normal levels. Further, investors were thrown a curve ball by International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde on Sunday, July 5, when she hinted that the IMF may slightly lower its global growth forecasts some time this month due to subdued ...
How to Make or Break a Great Vacation Winning the Powerball lottery would be a great way to "make" your summer vacation but since that's about as likely as the airlines saying, "Let's drop all these fees of ours," here are some simple ways to turn an okay vacation into a great one. A make or break list. It may help you nip some problems in the bud and maybe even save you a buck or two. 6 Ways to Make ...
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US Dollar Fails to Break Despite Stellar NFPs. Where are the Trades? The Dollar tumbled to fresh yearly lows through the past week, but a late week reversal actually left the Dollar Index higher on the week. Is this the start of a more significant Dollar reversal? Exogenous Threat to Euro Exists as ECB Policy Diverges from BoE, Fed The ECB’s ‘lower for longer’ stance is prohibitive for the Euro because the British Pound and the US Dollar are being bombarded with strong economic ...
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