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December 2014 - Page 17 of 20 - Money Morning - Only the News You Can Profit From

IPOs in 2015: A Watch List

IPOs in 2015: Several IPOs broke records this year. On June 26, 2014, GoPro went public, earning 31% gains the day of its debut. Making history, Alibaba went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Sept 19. The company exceeded its $20 billion expectation, raising over $25 billion and making it the largest IPO in U.S. history.

As for the IPOs of 2015, this successful trend could very well extend into next year with over 120 companies seeking profits in excess of $80 billion slated to go public.

Here's a list of seven IPOs to watch...

Why the U.S. Treasury Market Is No Longer Safe

The U.S. Treasury market is worth more than $12 trillion. It's believed to be the safest market in the world. Whenever there's a panic and the markets freak out, investors dump stocks and buy Treasuries. That's the so-called "flight to quality."

However, back on Oct. 15, when the last flight to quality exploded, the U.S. Treasury market failed to do what it had always done.

It failed to be safe - and nobody's talking about it...

Stock Market Futures Down Today on European Stimulus News

Good morning! Stock market futures today forecast a five point decrease for the Dow from yesterday's close. Oil prices climbed marginally, lifting energy stocks.

What to watch today: Keep an eye on the forecast provided by ADP Payroll Services, whose report offers the first glimpse of the November unemployment rate.

Here's what else you should know about the stock market today - including your "Money Morning Tip of the Day" - to make it a profitable Tuesday:

The World Slides Deeper into the Dangerous "Helicopter Money" Delusion

If it seems to you that central banks and government leaders have run out of ideas, you're not totally wrong.

Indeed, the latest move by Japan smacks of pure desperation, and it might seem silly if it wasn't already an idea that's been floated before.

In fact, we may yet have the chance to see "helicopter money" and its effects after all.

The whole thing is so sad, it's almost funny. Almost.

But like too many crazy ideas, desperate people may be inclined to try anything...