Winners and losers from crashing energy prices.
Besides central banks, the falling price of oil is one of the dominant market moving forces as we move into end of year trading. Here
Besides central banks, the falling price of oil is one of the dominant market moving forces as we move into end of year trading. Here
Near term, markets remain stretched and extended to the upside…except as usual, the Russell 2000 and small caps. Bullishness remains rampant with some numbers off
Source: http://www.economist.com/news/books-and-arts/21633785-academic-investigation-networks-control-russia-band-brothers?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/bandofbrothers
Amazingly, OPEC has no reaction to plunging prices and does nothing. This morning, prices are gapping down in a big way for the price of
I have been amazed to read many articles by pundits saying lower oil prices are a bad thing. Their contention is based on lower prices
As we stated, this week contains a positive seasonal bias. So far…so good. The market was much better than the Dow yesterday and will never
Hopefully in the future we will not have to talk central banks any more. But…right now…they are front and center with no end in sight
There was no doubt we were headed into a bear market as we had a classic topping pattern leading to the October plunge. This was
Firstly, the small caps are again underperforming with the Russell 2000 rolling over. As we have told you, market is waaaaay overdue after the easy