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Dow Jones Industrial Average Falls After Seven-Day Win Streak
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today fell as investors start to focus on the December FOMC meeting.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Today Sliding as Crude Oil Prices Retreat
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is on course to snap its seven-day winning streak as oil prices fall.
Crude Oil Price Today Falls to 3-Month Low – Here’s Your Profit Play
The crude oil price today dropped to its lowest point since April 8.
Despite today's decline, oil prices have stabilized in the $40 range and will move toward $60 by 2017.
And this "range-bound" price environment makes this oil ETF a great investment today...
Stock Market Crash 2016: How Low Are the Markets Going?
Global stock markets tanked today (Thursday), prompting new fears of a stock market crash in 2016.
And Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani just released a new prediction for the Dow Jones following this week's market events.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Sheds 117 Points as Oil Prices Hit Six-Year Low
Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall 117 points today?
Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…
Low Eurozone Inflation Proves How Helpless Central Banks Are
The European Central Bank (ECB) is loath to admit it, but it has no control over the Eurozone inflation rate.
According to official data released this morning (Monday), Eurozone inflation in August was unchanged at 0.2%.
That's far below the 2% inflation rate target sought by the ECB. And it shows just how ineffective the central bank's unprecedented monetary stimulus program has been.
Here's what the ECB will do next...
Low Stock Market Volume: It's Even Weaker Than You Think
Conventional investing wisdom tells us that when stocks rally on low stock market volume, traders perceive that lack of widespread participation as an indicator of the market's future vulnerability.
And as torrid as this rally in U.S. stock prices has been, the lack of trading volume has been a consistent cause for concern.
Unfortunately for market bulls, even this well-chronicled concern doesn't tell the whole story. That's because U.S. stock market volume is even worse – actually, much worse – than anyone realizes. And this ultra-low stock market volume should be sending up some serious red flags for investors.
To find out how Wall Street is artificially inflating stock-market volume, read on ...
Japan GDP Falls to Record Low but May Have Bottomed
By Don Miller Associate Editor Money Morning Japan's Cabinet Office said today (Wednesday) that economic output fell to its worst levels ever, tumbling an annualized 15.2% in the first quarter, as the worst recession in 60 years hammered exports and consumer demand. Despite the disturbing news from Japan – the world's second largest economy – […]