These are the only three S&P 500 companies with 100% ‘buy’ ratings
One of them has an implied 12-month upside potential of up to 31%, writes Phil van Doorn.
Mark Hulbert: Don’t think a 1987-like stock market crash couldn’t happen again
Today is the 28th anniversary of 1987’s Black Monday, a reminder that large declines are a feature of equity markets, says Mark Hulbert.
Companies are cutting jobs and buying back stock at the same time
Some U.S. companies are announcing large layoffs at the same time as they are buying back large amounts of stock.
Market Extra: Stock market dodges Sept. 30 curse
The S&P 500 climbed on Wednesday to close 1.9% higher, defying historical data that pointed to Sept. 30 as one of the weakest days for stocks.
A stark warning this stock market has plenty more room to fall
The Uber driver. The soccer coach. The guy at the liquor store and maybe even the gardener. If your job is in any way connected to the stock market, you’ve probably had some financial questions posed to you in the past couple days.
Two reasons why gold may plunge to $350 an ounce – MarketWatch
The authors of a landmark study say the recent decline in prices is just the beginning, writes Mark Hulbert.
Gold sends the markets a message
Much has been said about the fundamentals of gold: mine closures, supply and demand, and the like. And the technical side, such as long-term trends and moving averages, has also been discussed a good bit. But there are other sides to this story.
China and the dollar may be about to collide
China is plunging and the dollar is getting beat down. A hectic start to the week that includes a Fed meeting and earnings from 150 S&P companies.
What real estate in the Hamptons says about the economy
Prices are falling, and everyone is starting to freak out, writes Marek Fuchs.
The Technical Indicator: Charting the S&P 500’s precarious posture
The S&P 500 Index is challenging its 200-day moving average, and a violation would raise the flag to a primary trend shift.
Junk bonds are still the top performer in U.S. fixed income
High-yield bonds outperformed Treasuries and investment-grade corporates in the second quarter.
Why Jim Rogers is buying what everyone else is selling
Veteran investor Jim Rogers talks with Michael Sincere about gold, bonds, Greece, Japan, and China.
To beat this rigged stock market, stop what you’re doing
Wall Street is a casino where individual investors fall victim to high-frequency traders and other operators, writes Jeff Reeves, who says investors have to protect themselves.
The Wall Street Journal: ‘Jurassic World’ stomps its way to global box-office record
The dinosaurs of “Jurassic World” set a record at the summer box office, bringing in a surprisingly robust $204.6 million in North America and making the film the first to gross more than $500 million world-wide in a single weekend
After a meltdown, government bonds might be fairly valued
Over the past two months, benchmark bonds have been experiencing one of the most turbulent trading stretches since the 2013 “taper tantrum.” Though the correction was violent and hit markets hard, it might have brought bond markets to much healthie…
‘Downfall for Greece’, ‘sinking like Titanic’ — analysts assess breakdown in debt talks
After IMF packs its bags and leaves the negotiating table, risks of a default are now higher, say analysts, eyeing headwinds for the euro.
Get ready for a big rally in Europe if Greece reaches deal
If the Greek government breaks the negotiations deadlock with its lenders and seals an 11th hour bailout deal, Europe’s stock markets will be in for a wild ride, analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Tuesday.
China stocks will have to wait to join big MSCI index
Global stock-index compiler MSCI says it will wait to add mainland China-listed shares until “a few important remaining issues related to market accessibility have been resolved.”
Why you should care that Robert Prechter is warning of a ‘sharp collapse’ in stocks
Robert Prechter, the foremost authority on Elliott Wave and socionomic theory, is warning that the stock market is at high risk of a sharp collapse.
I lost $100 million — and I’ve never been happier
Novelist Suzanne Corso tells her story of gaining and losing a lifestyle of privilege.
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