by Jim Bach
The news of rate cuts from the European Central Bank (ECB) is giving traders more reason to short the euro.
This looks like a further step toward large-scale quantitative easing in the Eurozone, and the euro is likely to see devaluation at the hands of inflationary cues from the ECB.
Here’s how you should play this currency…
by Tara Clarke
Four new pot stocks to watch have just starting trading, all hailing from our neighbor to the North.
That's because a recent policy change in Canada has legitimized the cannabis business – a market that's expected to generate $3.4 billion a year in taxable sales over the next decade, according to government estimates.
Stock market news today, September 4, 2014: U.S. stock futures were up this morning (Thursday) following a mixed trading session in the stock market Wednesday. Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) – which accounts for nearly 9% of the Nasdaq – slumped 4.22% yesterday after a possible breach of its iCloud. As a result, the Nasdaq slipped 0.56% (25.62 points).
Here’s a list of the top stock market news for Thursday…
As the launch of the Apple iPhone 6 careens our way, we're seeing more and more speculation that the iDevice king wants to add digital payments to its "ecosystem."
And that's going to further supercharge the business of NXP Semiconductors, the specialized chipmaker whose shares are up 195% since we recommended them back in May 2012.
Let us show you why…
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Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) has reportedly chosen a site in Nevada for the future home of the Tesla Gigafactory, a $5 billion project that is expected to revolutionize lithium-ion battery production.
But that's not only good news for the state of Nevada, it's also great news for investors. Because the TSLA Gigafactory is one catalyst that will be sending TSLA shares soaring the next year.
In fact, TSLA’s 2013 gain will look like a speed bump in comparison…
DJIA Today, Sept. 3, 2014: The Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to eke out a 10-point gain Wednesday, but overall U.S. markets were mixed as global tensions and strong auto sales offset one another. The Nasdaq was weighed down heavily by the tech sector this afternoon, as shares of Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) slumped more than 4%.
Here are the top stories from the stock market today…
by David Zeiler
There's no sugarcoating it: The Bitcoin price has plunged nearly 29% over the past two months.
While few in the Bitcoin community are panicking over this decline, many are puzzled. Despite the lack of any unusually bad news, the price keeps trending down.
It's actually not as perplexing as it appears. At this point in Bitcoin's evolution, the market forces pulling the Bitcoin price down are stronger than those pushing it up.
Here’s what’s been going on – and why it won’t last forever…
According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, the Alibaba IPO date will be set for early next week (Sept. 8), giving us a clearer idea when Alibaba stock will hit the market.
Multiple delays for an IPO are common, especially one the size of Alibaba's.
To hear some analysts tell it, geopolitics and the weather are exogenous events when it comes to energy prices. That is, somehow crude oil prices would operate "rationally" if it weren't for either of them.
That type of thinking is costly. When investors disregard the weather, the geopolitical, or both, they lose money.
So as we begin the fourth quarter, I’m going to handicap where oil prices are headed next…
Today I'm going to tell you about the one technology investment you should invest in regularly.
In fact, this basket of tech stocks should form the foundation of every investor's portfolio. And it's the one tech investment to buy now and never sell.
Do this and you'll be well down the road to meaningful wealth...
