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The Best Market Indexes for Lazy Investors
Investment U May 5, 2017 comments off
There’s more to life than S&P 500 ETFs and bond funds. With a little digging, you can find index funds that offer higher returns for equally low effort.
Just over 10 years ago, HSBC was the first canary in the world’s financial crisis coalmine to signal trouble ahead.
TTR Admin January 17, 2017 comments off
When the price of a dividend stock climbs, its yield falls. As a result, a rising stock market, such as we’ve had of late, can make it harder for income investors to find attractive dividend payers. Indeed, the current dividend…
Tyler Durden January 11, 2017 comments off
While CNBC and the financial media are pushing investors to buy into the “Stocks going to the moon” narrative, another asset class as just staged a once in a decade breakout. That asset is Gold. The breakout is a bullish…
Every investor claims to buy low and sell high in the stock market. No one can argue against this being a good approach. In reality, what most investors are doing is buying high and expecting to sell higher. This practice…
With Traders “Completely Lost”, Here Are The Consensus And Contrarian Trades
Tyler Durden October 16, 2015 6 Comments
Overnight, Credit Suisse released an aptly titled report which author Andrew Garthwaite called “Client perspectives: lost and bearish” in which he writes that “two words summarise client marketing in the past month: ‘lost’ and ‘bearish’. This is the first time…
My No. 1 Oil Trade to Make Today
Profitable Trading October 14, 2015 comments off
Energy bulls are rejoicing over the recent rally in oil prices, but crude is still more than 50% off its highs. The rout has taken a major toll on most energy companies’ profits. Earnings for the sector are expected to…
Trading | TheTradingReport
The Best Market Indexes for Lazy Investors
Investment U May 5, 2017 comments off
There’s more to life than S&P 500 ETFs and bond funds. With a little digging, you can find index funds that offer higher returns for equally low effort.
Just over 10 years ago, HSBC was the first canary in the world’s financial crisis coalmine to signal trouble ahead.
TTR Admin January 17, 2017 comments off
When the price of a dividend stock climbs, its yield falls. As a result, a rising stock market, such as we’ve had of late, can make it harder for income investors to find attractive dividend payers. Indeed, the current dividend…
Tyler Durden January 11, 2017 comments off
While CNBC and the financial media are pushing investors to buy into the “Stocks going to the moon” narrative, another asset class as just staged a once in a decade breakout. That asset is Gold. The breakout is a bulli
sh…
Every investor claims to buy low and sell high in the stock market. No one can argue against this being a good approach. In reality, what most investors are doing is buying high and expecting to sell higher. This practice…
With Traders “Completely Lost”, Here Are The Consensus And Contrarian Trades
Tyler Durden October 16, 2015 6 Comments
Overnight, Credit Suisse released an aptly titled report which author Andrew Garthwaite called “Client perspectives: lost and bearish” in which he writes that “two words summarise client marketing in the past month: ‘lost’ and ‘bearish’. This is the first time…
My No. 1 Oil Trade to Make Today
Profitable Trading October 14, 2015 comments off
Energy bulls are rejoicing over the recent rally in oil prices, but crude is still more than 50% off its highs. The rout has taken a major toll on most energy companies’ profits. Earnings for the sector are expected to…