Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan thinks stocks are cheap. His reasoning may go beyond just PE ratios.
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The price of gold may be a “risk-on” market indicator for the rest of 2012, having potential implications for equities – not just commodities.
Take a look at the Dow Jones Industrials (DJI) and you would be hard-pressed to present a bearish case.
Stocks can take a hit even after strong earnings beats. An active manager who knows the stock and its psychology well can help position you around such events.
Even for long-term investors, breadth indicators such as BPI are a helpful way to get a handle on the big market trends.
Ten consumer product conglomerates control a staggering number of products on our supermarket shelves.
Every single US equity ETF except for Consumer Staples (XLP) posted a gain last week, with the S&P 600 Smallcap Growth ETF (IJT) up the most at +2.79%.
GDP help economists gauge the U.S. economy, but has little direct relevance for most long-term investors. Here's what it can do for you, and what it cannot.
Advisers are more bullish on the markets than their rich clients, which may also be pointing to a disconnect in risk tolerance.
Four years after the U.S. financial crisis, America’s shadow banking system is as big and potentially risky as ever.