The global shutdown from the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread, equity indices continue to drop, oil remains near its lows, and the strengthening of the US dollar remains a significant concern.
Bear markets are a natural part of market cycles. They can be hard to anticipate, but are a fact of life. While it’s hard to know how long they will last or how severely they will impact stock prices, you survive them.
With the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging more than 17% for the week — its biggest one-week fall since October 2008 — investors are indeed being tested.
From retail crypto enthusiasts jumping in headfirst to institutional giants dipping their toes in, decentralized finance (DeFi) is quickly becoming a valued aspect of the new financial revolution.
These rough times are an opportunity to buy stocks in companies that are fundamentally strong and are currently a victim of pessimism and near-term challenges.
These rough times are an opportunity to buy stocks in companies that are fundamentally strong and are currently a victim of pessimism and near-term challenges.
These rough times are an opportunity to buy stocks in companies that are fundamentally strong and are currently a victim of pessimism and near-term challenges.
Over the years, I have found that there is no one technical signal that can be relied on. They are all fallible, but when the chart shows a combination of things that point to the same conclusion, there is a much higher than average chance that it is correct.
After yesterday's return of the everything rally, today markets continue to be mostly up on the hope that all the stimulus being offered and promised by governments around the world, currently $3 trillion and counting, will provide sufficient support