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It's much easier to sit back, let the market come and trade accordingly, but against all the advice of his advisors, Mike Turner shares his Q4-2011 forecast.

Stocks opened higher today, but turned lower as Wall Street became alarmed at computer maker Dell's lowered forecast with the implication that consumers may reduce spending.

Oil prices have fallen considerably over the past month, but the demand for the crude fuel isn't going away. Forecasts suggests that oil could regain double digits by month's end.

The Coca-Cola Company (KO) updated solid full-year and fourth quarter 2011 operating outcomes topping again its long-term growth objectives.

Gold ended marginally lower but downside was limited as the Dollar softens on Thursday due to sluggish claims data. Silver prices rallied on Thursday. The International Monetary Fund trimmed its forecast for global economic growth this year, citing recent weakness in the United States. But the IMF said growth prospects for next year remain undimmed, despite Greece's debt crisis and recent volatility in Chinese financial markets. The Euro strengthened after Greece proposed reforms similar to those demanded by creditors in return for a financial bailout, boosting the chances the nation will remain in the currency union and reviving risk appetite.

Flip flopping or staying nimble in a volatile market? Investors need to understand that there's no crystal ball when it comes to investments. Stay flexible to react to change.

With gold sliding alongside pummeled equities and weak global growth forecasts the dollar is emerging as the most unlikely of safe havens. Eurozone concerns and a cap on the Swiss franc have been among the drivers of the trend.

Demand for rental homes in London remains strong and is likely to remain so in 2014 due to the lack of housing supply generally coupled with high demand from corporate tenants, international students and locals who cannot afford to buy.

Silver was up 0.2 percent at $1,169.26 an ounce. The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose only modestly last week, indicating the labor market remained on solid footing despite slowing economic growth. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits increased 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted 291,000 for the week ended March 14, the Labor Department said on Thursday. Claims for the prior week were revised to show 1,000 more applications received than previously reported. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims rising to 292,000 last week. A Labor Department analyst said there was nothing unusual in the state-level data. Claims have bounced around for much of the winter as harsh weather either depressed or boosted filings. But through the volatility, the trend remained consistent with a strengthening jobs market. Read more- http://mcxhnitips.blogspot.in/2015/03/commodity-face-with-mcx-call-for-today.html

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Technical rally possible today prompted by reassurance out of Europe. Fear frenzy suggests "buy" not far off - odds favor DJIA below 10,000 Sept./Oct.

Stock prices are now nearly as low as they were in March 2009. As you may recall, that was the beginning of a massive bull market. Are we there again? Maybe not.

The market is being pushed closer and closer to the edge of an economic cliff. What can investors do about it to avoid the proverbial fall and actual decline of investments?

The recent rally appears to be driven my invisible forces. Flat or pessimistic news regarding the global economy seems to inexplicably be driving the market upwards, but can it last?

When all nine Sectors are in a technical short condition, is it time to start buying hand-over-fist? Probably not. It's always darkest before dawn, but there's still too much risk in the market.

The Bull-to-Bear ratio has moved squarely into Bullish territory with a ratio of a little over 6-to-1 in favor of the Bulls this week.