By: Investor's Business Daily
NANCY GONDO
A stock's daily and weekly charts are two of your most valuable tools when it comes to investing.
Why? The price and volume action of a stock can help you spot bases and potential buy points, institutional buying and selling,...
By: Los Angeles Times
Faced with the imminent collapse of Bear Stearns Cos., leaders of the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department used taxpayer guarantees to persuade JPMorgan Chase & Co. to scoop up the troubled investment bank. Similarly,...
By: Investor's Business Daily
PATRICK CAIN
Sniffing out a market bottom might be as easy as listening to friends, colleagues, family or the evening news. At some point, the drumbeat of bad news and depressing sentiment will become deafening.
By: Investor's Business Daily
19 In the stock market, it pays to be able to spot a trend.
Sometimes small-cap stocks lead the market. At other times their big-cap brethren take the reins.
By: Investor's Business Daily
ALAN R. ELLIOTT
When Tiger Woods won the Buick Invitational PGA tournament in January, his eight-stroke victory obliterated the competition as well as tournament records.
Afterward, the 32-year-old icon allowed he was "starting to get better."...
By: Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor Editorial Board
Voters aren't likely to hear much before the election about plans to end government support for two giants in home finance, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Yet like house prices, the federally backed entities are on the skids - as...
By: The International Herald Tribune
Gretchen Morgenson - The New York Times Media Group
The inevitability of a U.S. taxpayer-financed bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the hobbled mortgage behemoths, shook investors last week, and shares in both companies plummeted on fears that existing stockholders would be...
By: Investor's Business Daily
18 Everyone loves a bargain. But when it comes to stocks, investors are better off buying on the way up in a rising market, not on the way down.
IBD research shows that winning stocks tend to keep rising and outperforming their...
By: Federal News Service
PREPARED REMARKS BY FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN BEN BERNANKE SUBJECT: REDUCING SYSTEMIC RISK LOCATION: JACKSON HOLE, WYOMING DATE: FRIDAY AUGUST 22, 2008
MR. BERNANKE: In choosing the topic for this year's symposium-- maintaining...
By: Investor's Business Daily
DONALD H. GOLD
True story: A Merrill Lynch survey released Aug. 17, 2004, said 51% of fund managers thought corporate profits would slow in the following 12 months. It was the first time in 40 months that pessimist sentiment had risen above...
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