Posts Tagged ‘
Stock Prices ’
Nov 24th, 2008 |
By Shah Gilani |
Category: Financial News
If there’s a proverb that captures the outlook for the U.S. economy in the New Year, it’s the one that says: “It’s always darkest before the dawn.”
Tags: AIG, American Economy, BAC, Barack Obama, BSC, credit crisis, FNM, FRE, Gdp, GS, JPM, Pension Funds, PPI, Retail Sales, Shah Gilani, Stock Prices, US dollar, US economy, US Jobless Rate, US recession, US subprime crisis
Posted in Financial News |
Oct 29th, 2008 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: Financial News
The masks are coming off. It’s the end of the party, now we get to see what people really look like. And it’s not a pretty sight.
Tags: Bil Bonner, Credit Default Swaps, Crude Oil Prices, Financial Markets, G7, Global Inflation, investing in Argentina, Japanese Stocks, Sony Corp, Stock Prices, Toyota Motor Corp, US dollar, US stocks, Worldwide Export
Posted in Financial News |
Jul 7th, 2008 |
By Richard Daughty |
Category: Politics & Economics
“You will lose more in purchasing power (as central bank monetary inflation destroys the currency by printing enough to finance the higher stock prices) than you will ever net in gains…”
Tags: Asset Valuations, Bank For International Settlements, Biggest Loser, Consumer Sentiment, Euro Stoxx 50, Eurozone, Financial Environment, Forecast Reports, Indian Markets, Major Stock Indexes, Market Turmoil, Monetary Inflation, Money Supply, Msci, Nikkei 225, Postwar Period, Richard Daughty, Shanghai Composite, Stock Prices, Ugly Fact, Ytd
Posted in Politics & Economics |
Jun 4th, 2008 |
By Dan Denning |
Category: International Investing
Good morning Australia. It’s another triple digit mid-day decline on the Dow. Is this the Obama Rally?
Tags: , aussie dollar, Australia, Australian Stock, Bric, china, Deficit, energy, Financial Stocks, International Investing, Lehman Brothers, LNG, Miners, Obama, Rba, Stock Prices
Posted in International Investing |
May 19th, 2008 |
By Tom Dyson |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
When ethanol comes out of the plant, the first thing they do is add a few drops of gasoline. This has nothing to do with performance or transport… It’s simply to poison the ethanol so people won’t drink it.
Tags: , Charlie Munger, energy, ethanol, Ethanol Industry, Food Prices, John Mccain, oil, Pacific Ethanol, Stock Prices, VeraSun Energy, Warren Buffett
Posted in Oil Investment & Alternative Energy |
May 19th, 2008 |
By Ajit Dayal |
Category: Politics & Economics
The GDP, gross domestic product, of any economy is the sum of all economic activity that occurs in every household, in every company, at all levels across the economy. So, if you buy a pair of jeans at the store there is a lot of GDP involved.
Tags: Casinos, Economic Activity, Gdp, Gross Domestic Product, Indian Stock Market, Indias GDP, mutual funds, Quantum Mutual Funds, SEBI, Stock Prices
Posted in Politics & Economics |
May 16th, 2008 |
By Adam Lass |
Category: Stock Market Investing
Ever since the great tech bubble burst in 2000, everyone has wondered what the “Next Big One” would be. For a while it was real estate. Then it was China. Next, commodities had their stellar run.
Tags: Blue Chips, Call Options, commodities, DOW, Nasdaq, Stock Prices, tech bubble, tech stocks
Posted in Stock Market Investing |
May 14th, 2008 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: Politics & Economics
Falling house prices, tighter credit and rising prices are going to hurt consumers.
Tags: , Baby Boomers, Ben Bernanke, economics, Falling House Prices, fed, food crisis, Gdp, inflation, Paul Volcker, politics, Stock Prices, Subprime Mortgages
Posted in Politics & Economics |
May 13th, 2008 |
By Keith Fitz-Gerald |
Category: International Investing
The question came to me as I was standing on the floor of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange here. I’d be willing to wager that quite a few investors - both within China and back in the United States - are wondering about this, as well.
Tags: china, dollar, Hong Kong Stock, International Investing, Personal Income Taxation, Stock Prices
Posted in International Investing |
May 7th, 2008 |
By Jeff Clark |
Category: Stock Market Investing
You could almost hear the champagne corks popping. After declining for five consecutive months, the S&P 500 clawed its way to a 4.7% gain in April. Yeah! Yippee! Hoo-rah!
Tags: Amp, bear market, Dividends, Stock Prices
Posted in Stock Market Investing |