It's not that often that we revisit previous posts but here is one that I wrote on October 23, 2008. It seems to me that seven months later not a lot has changed. I still think that we are going to see some difficult times ahead. But not all is doom and gloom, there are always opportunities to make money in the market.
Anyway I thought you would find this post interesting and hopefully educational.
Continue reading "It hasn't sunk in yet, and maybe it never will."
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Today we're going to be looking at the S&P 500 market. We last reviewed this market back on May 12th when it was trading at 908. Here we are two weeks later and the market is at 914.
That doesn't seem like a big move, but we've had some pretty big moves in the interim both on the upside and downside.
I think you'll find this new video interesting and informative. In addition to the two trend lines that I graphically illustrate in the May 12th video, I'll share with you today two other tech indicators that I've been watching.
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The gold market sprang into life yesterday (5/20) as it closed in on $940 level which brings it back to its best levels since March 20th. We last looked at the gold market shortly after my return from New Zealand on May 5th. At that time, Gold (xauusdo) was trading at $902 you can see that all on my earlier video. Presently we are trading around $937 zone and it looks as though we can see further upside action in this market.
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Today's guest is Stock_Analyzer from StockHideout.com, a micro cap community. Certain types of stocks have been hit harder than others lately; risky micro cap stocks have definitely taken a beating. Stock_Analyzer is going to explain the link between the NASDAQ and OTCBB and how he potentially sees some light at the end of the tunnel. Be sure to comment and let us know what you think.
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The financial crisis has caused stock markets worldwide to crash, sending them spiraling into a period of high volatility. As a result, a considerable number of banks, mortgage lenders and insurance companies have filed bankruptcy, spurring a loss of investor confidence in the capital markets and decreasing liquidity.
The dollar trading volume of a market is indicative of overall market conditions. It essentially shows how much money is entering or leaving the market. It is well known that the markets are very cyclical in nature and that during the growth stages investors increase their investments, while recessions leave investors looking for exit strategies. Continue reading "NASDAQ gains could indicate a recovery of OTCBB liquidity"
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