It may seem like a strange thing to say with the major stock indices flying all over the place, but if you are a long-term investor, nothing much has changed over the last few days.
US equity futures point to another leg lower in the market as the US deals with the rising coronavirus case count that is leading more companies to adopt work from home policies and other measures to limit the spread of the virus
Volatility is not just about big drops in the market, it is also about big bounces. Wild swings come about because of a lack of liquidity in stocks, or in any market for that matter.
Behavioral finance in the financial services industry has been very widely discussed, seriously explored and, finally, now starting to be implemented into financial advisor business models and client engagement practices.
US equity indices point to a pronounced drop at the open following a brutal weekend of coronavirus and oil headlines that led to major declines in stock markets around the world today
US equity indices point to a pronounced drop at the open following a brutal weekend of coronavirus and oil headlines that led to major declines in stock markets around the world today
Stitch Fix (SFIX) shares, which have been under pressure from competitive threats like Amazon (AMZN), have rebounded impressively, rising more than 26% over the past six months.
It would be a gross understatement to say this past week has been a roller-coaster trading ride on Wall Street, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average swung 1,000 points or higher twice within three days