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The Pros Are Preparing For A Drawn-Out Bear Market
You’d expect financial commentators to have discussed the many reasons for the stock market’s selloff lately. After all, waffling is what they do best!
The bug seems to have crept to the onlooking investing public, too, though, with everyone becoming an overnight expert and tossing their two cents into the mix.
But really, when it comes right down to it, alongside widespread fear, there are two main factors responsible for the moves:
- Accelerating & Decelerating Rates Of Profit Growth
- Supply & Demand
Usually, the two work in tandem because changes in fundamentals drive the demand for a stock. However, this hasn’t been the…
25Nov2008 | Smart Profits Report | 0 comments | ContinuedStock Shopping in the Bargain Basement
In the aftermath of the failed bailout, the markets are still tumultuous, and most of us financial pundits are kept busy providing either commentary about the colossal lack of judgement on behalf of Wall Street and the federal government, or giving people advice on how to weather the financial storm. I’ve already discussed some of the storm-weathering steps you can take, but this time around I’m going to go a step further and discuss how you can take advantage of the market-wide decline in stock prices.
Invest now? Are you Crazy?
If you’re like most people, risk-taking is the last thing you…
2Oct2008 | Oxbury Research | Comments Off | ContinuedGlobal Investing Roundups
Gazprom Sees $250 Oil; Kenya Goes on $25 billion Spree; Vietnam Jacks Interest Rates to 14%; Oil Demand Slowing; U.S. Trade Gap Widens; Brazilian SWF; 3G iPhone Bobbles Apple Stock; XTO to Buy Hunt Petroleum
-Natural gas firm, Gazprom OAO (OTC: OGZPY) predicts oil would top $250 per barrel by the end of 2009, Chief Executive Alexei Miller said yesterday (Tuesday), speaking before reporters in France. Gazprom is the largest global gas producer with a market capitalization of over $330 billion, Reuters reported. The Russian firm expects to triple in size to become a $1 trillion company within the next seven…
11Jun2008 | Money Morning | Comments Off | ContinuedProfiting from Divergences? You should be…
On December 13th, 2007 I wrote a piece, which pointed to shorting opportunities in the large cap sector. At this point in the game, Apple was trading for $189 and Google at $698. In a Chart of the Day segment titled, “Utilizing Divergences for Big Gains: Two tech giants ripe to fall,†I had stated the following:
â€It was just a day ago when I discovered two bearish divergences occurring simultaneously between the RSI and price on both Apple and Google’s charts. After an impressive run, these two plays are losing buying momentum and are at the end of the road.â€
Example setup…
16Jan2008 | S. Oakes | Comments Off | Continued
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