The most bullish market factor is still the upward trend in earnings estimates for the S&P 500 in 2012.
The 1340 area is the first of two important support areas, as bullish activity in the stock market wanes.
This is the sort of bullish consensus I like to see; the Big Money is optimistic without being euphoric.
Gregg Giboney, Covestor manager of the Dividend and Growth model, puts the employment data in perspective.
Americans think gold is the best long-term investment -- a reflection the very low opinion of the bond market, and perhaps an improving one for housing.
Comparing Chesapeake (CHK) to Worldcom and Enron is wrong. But there are important lessons here for investors.
Our favorite investments are undervalued wide economic moat businesses that typically sell products or services that have fairly predictable demand in both good and bad times.
An important question for investors is whether the lower historical returns from May through October are likely to be repeated in the future.