Day: June 26, 2019

Federal Reserve
Market Forcast
Recession
S&P 500
Trade War

Barclays Says The Chance The Stock Market Could Suddenly Tear Higher Is Increasing – This Is Why

There are a few catalysts that could trigger a “melt up” in the stock market.

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China
Stock Picks
Tech Industry
Tech Stocks
Technology
Trade War

Jim Cramer Says This Tech Stock Is ‘Ridiculously Cheap’ – Should You Buy?

Despite investors’ fears, this stock is “too cheap to ignore” according to Jim Cramer…

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Daily Perspective
S&P 500
Stock Buyback

These S&P 500 Companies Spent the Most on Buybacks in Q1

Stock buybacks have been a divisive practice ever since the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) started allowing them in 1982. When a company implements a buyback program, it essentially repurchases shares of the company from public shareholders, thus drastically reducing the number of outstanding shares on the open market. Not only does this give the […]

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Banking Sector
Fibonacci Retracement
Financial Sector
Fundamental Analysis
Technical Analysis
US Economy
Value Investing
Value Stocks

Does an accommodative Fed make bank stocks like KEY more attractive?

It seems like one of the only elements that really seems to get investor’s attention, aside from the latest rumor about trade and tariffs, is anything to do with interest rates. I guess that isn’t too surprising  – central banking policy about interest rates has always wielded considerable influence on the financial markets. I think […]

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