The Only Tool You Need to Predict the Market’s Moves
Sep 10th, 2009 | By Jonas Elmerraji | Category: Stock Market InvestingThe S&P 500 is already starting to stage the next leg of its downward slide. But don’t let that scare you…
The S&P 500 is already starting to stage the next leg of its downward slide. But don’t let that scare you…
In the next 30 days, we’re going to see the stock market drop by 10%. And if you buy shares of the play I’m about to reveal, you could be in for as much as 20% profits as a result…
In last week’s article, I pointed out three levels of resistance that I thought would keep the S&P in check over the next few months. I have to admit that so far, that prediction is looking good, but one week does not make a trend.
In last week’s article, I pointed out three levels of resistance that I thought would keep the S&P in check over the next few months. I have to admit that so far, that prediction is looking good, but one week does not make a trend.
Naturally, most investors are hoping that the current stock market rally will hold and we’ll embark on another bull run. But what if it doesn’t?
The news is saturated with Hank Paulson’s $700 bailout plan. This is diverting attention away from the increasingly bleak outlook for the wider economy.
Rick Pendergraft says no bailout can immediately solve the problems in the housing market. And all indicators suggest these will run well into 2009 at least.
Rick says your portfolio should be all about playing safe for now. He recommends eight inverse ETF plays to hedge against this downside risk.