I believe we are nearing the point where the tech sector will rise again as it did in the late nineties.
As the portfolio is full of powerful companies, there are always things happening which are eventful.
The portfolio might better be called the Stock Market Darwinism model as I seek only top dogs for inclusion.
After the QE3-inspired stock rally, here are the three types of technical stock patterns Michael Arold is using as part of his intermediate-term strategy:
Did you know that the S&P 500 is up 16% so far this year and has more than doubled off the 2009 lows? Investors in a recent poll thought stocks were still down.
The fiscal cliff might not be a disaster for dividend stock investors after all, suggests James Morrow, portfolio manager at Fidelity.
The transportation companies are still struggling, and they are sending repeated warning signals about future economic growth.
QE is all about forcing the banks' hand, pushing them to lend cash that will reinvigorate the economy.