Utility stocks are showing signs of buyers' fatique, and now trade at a higher price-to-earnings ratio than the technology sector.
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Former Fed governor Robert Heller makes the case againt QE3, which could be a market disappiontment just as stocks are flashing a risk-off warning signal.
Apple's stretch of 31 closes below its 50-day was its longest since it ended a 69 trading day streak on December 5th, 2008 (during the depths of the financial crisis).
The S&P 500 will see 1,450 by year's end, an 8% gain from here, says Miller Tabak strategist Andrew Wilkinson. He sees more Fed intervention as very likely.
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The S&P 500 suffered a miserable technical failure on Monday. We offer suggestions for you to consider on how to navigate a downturn.
Moral hazard has made the Spanish bank bailout even worse, argues Michael Arold, manager of the Technical Swing investment model.
The thirteen most volatile stocks with rising 50-day moving averages all come from either the Consumer Discretionary or Technology sector.
