For the longest time we have made the case that Wall Street is ready for a rate hike but Main Street is not. The following chart, courtesy of our friends at Reuters/Eikon, shows how the S&P 500 has surged since 2009 but GDP has yet to “take-off.”
The following charts were posted by @Ritholtz. Fabulous set of charts looking at inflation adjusted S&P composite during major secular bear markets, via The Chart Store: Secular Bear Markets Here is the current crash and snapback: 2007-09 Bear Market Prior bear markets (WWI, great Depression, 1970s) after the jump 1906 – 1921…
Top 5 Dow stocks since March market bottom
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LOOKING FOR LEADING STOCKS? Why Not TrY FINDLEADINGSTOCKS.COM? On Tuesday, I published an note titled: Are These Stocks Running Out of Fuel? –here. When PLUG, FCEL, and BLDP came crashing down after a huge run. Trade The Picture: When doing my research, I like to look at multiple time-frames: Short, Intermediate, & Long. Typically, I…
Few old headlines that are very similar to recent headlines: It’s a funny old World: 1989-1991: Housing and savings and loan crisis: Fed eases aggressively as economy enters deep recession 1992-1994: Existing financial architecture in Europe (ERM) blows apart 1995-1998: European convergence trade in both FX and Bond spreads keeps European currencies relatively stable vis a vis the…