Following the record crash in oil prices over the last two days that sparked a global stock market sell-off with the S&P 500 falling nearly 5% while yield spreads widened, equities in Europe and the US look to recover some of that lost ground today
Following the record crash in oil prices over the last two days that sparked a global stock market sell-off with the S&P 500 falling nearly 5% while yield spreads widened, equities in Europe and the US look to recover some of that lost ground today
Join the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright (NDW) analyst team to discuss market developments through a technical lens and highlight areas to monitor in the coming weeks.
In this interview, Adam Sarhan, host of the SmartMoneyCircle podcast, interviews Jay Gragnani, Head of Research & Client Engagement for Nasdaq Dorsey Wright.
The oil market yesterday was by far the strangest market in anything I have ever witnessed, and I have been involved in financial markets in one capacity or another for nearly forty years.
Investor focus has shifted to the record-breaking crash in oil prices amid the acceleration of corporate earnings and the continuing debate over coronavirus containment versus loosening lockdowns
The ETF industry typically welcomes 200-plus new ETFs to market every year, but so far in 2020, the headline isn’t as much about ETF innovation as it is about ETF liquidation.
It is often said that the market is not the economy, and that fact is on full display right now. If you live in America, you have only to walk out your door to see or at least sense the depth and breadth of the economic shutdown
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), better known as IBM, is set to report first quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after the closing bell Monday
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