The Dow Jones today is on the climb after new stimulus measures from the European Central Bank.
Plus: Walmart Stores (NYSE: WMT) is looking to join Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) in the grocery delivery business.
The Dow Jones today is on the climb after new stimulus measures from the European Central Bank.
Plus: Walmart Stores (NYSE: WMT) is looking to join Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) in the grocery delivery business.
The Dow Jones today is rallying 200 points after a major policy development in Hong Kong.
Carrie Lam officially withdrew a controversial extradition bill.
by Tim Melvin
Government finances are in a perpetually sorry state. That's not news; everywhere you turn, you'll hear all about it.
But what doesn't grab many headlines is the crisis in Americans' personal finances – problems that make the Treasury seem tightly squared away in comparison.
There's the retirement crisis, where one in five American adults have nothing socked away for retirement. You've got the cash crisis, in which nearly 40% of American adults can't meet a surprise $400 expense, like a mid-range hot water heater repair or doctor bill.
And then there's the "un-banking crisis." A stunning 7 million homes in the United States don't use a bank for anything at all; 18% have "minimal interaction" with the banking system.
It's grim, no doubt, but it's a fairly easy problem to solve; however, it won't be a traditional banker type that does the solving.
I'm continuing my close watch of the markets for the week ahead, including some of the most impactful earnings reports that will act as a bellwether for the broader economy. Speaking of which… Despite recovering from last week's losses Monday morning, following Trump's tweet indicating progress in trade talks, the market has been trending down […]
The Dow Jones today is flat despite a big day of earnings, thanks to an inverted yield curve signaling recession. 30-year U.S.
Treasury bonds have also met historic lows.
Yesterday (Wednesday) was the Dow’s single worst session of 2019, an 800-point loss.
Our Technical Trading Specialist is looking at all the big earnings plays ahead during this crucial week for the markets as earnings season comes to a close.
by Stephen Mack
Blockchain stocks may not be getting as much attention after the crypto crash, but the industry will soon be worth $23 billion.
We’ve got a surprising pick that has positioned itself as one of the world’s blockchain leaders.
And it could give you a quick 140% gain.
When the markets get irrational, traders like our Chris Johnson ask lots of questions because there’s something to be learned – and money to be made.
While markets constantly change and evolve, there are a few rules that remain constant, such as the Dow Theory.
But despite that, what’s currently going on is signaling us to stay away, or even short, the Dow Jones Transpiration Average aggressively.
by Tom Gentile
The other day, I was talking to a student of mine about her stock portfolio. And let me tell you – it was looking pretty good.
I mean, why wouldn't it? All three indices are approaching record highs. We're in the middle of the biggest and longest bull market in history at 10 years, and my student is among many others who have been enjoying the healthy ride.
But here's the thing – historically, bull markets only last about five years. So we're overdue for a major correction…
It's time to prepare for the impending bear market. Because it could be even worse than the economic disasters that we saw in 2000 and 2008…
And there's only one way to make sure your portfolio won't fall victim…
And there's only one way to make sure your portfolio won't fall victim...
The market was expecting nothing from the Fed – and got just that.
This hasn't stopped stocks from rallying nicely, and it's clear investors just wanted to hear it straight from the Fed that the "nothing" they were counting on was official.