U.S. stocks crumbled today, dropping over 4.5 percent on the major indices as investors grow increasingly fearful that the economy would be heading into a recession.
Stocks are falling hard today with blue chips down over 2.5 percent on the day. Investors brace for the possibility of a double-dip recession and bear market.
Medicinal Cannabis separates itself from many other investments in that it is largely recession proof. While many companies have suffered through a slow recovery General Cannabis has experienced continued growth.
Stocks suffered huge losses today despite President Barack Obama signing a budget bill to raise the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a default. Investors are concerned a new recession may be here.
The House and Senate both passed the latest debt bill, but stocks are still trading lower as the economy is getting dangerously close to re-entering a recession.
Whether or not the stock market has officially entered a bear market is unclear, but the violent movements suggests that investors may need to brace for a significant downturn. Sam Stovall discuss his thoughts.
Easy does it! Uncertainty in the market may continue to dominate European news this week, while U.S. economic news will be key to a recovery or recession.
Medical device stocks are somewhat insulated from the volatility of the economy on a long-term basis. A combination of recent weakness has led to attractive valuations.
A resolution of the Euro-zone debt crisis stands to spark a big rally in global securities. US markets need help from the economic indicators, i.e. - no recession...
Investors sold-off stocks today as jobs growth last month supported the notion that the U.S. may be very likely heading into a recession, and the Fed may finally be forced to step in.
Q3 earnings take center stage. Wall Street now EXPECTS the U.S. to avoid recession and for Europe to solve its debt problems. There may be no room for surprises in this market.
In the US stocks kicked off the first trading day of 2013 with a sharp 2-percent rally across the board, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq logging their best gains since December 2011, as wall street celebrated the last-minute budget deal by lawmakers to avert the "fiscal cliff " that would have pushed the economy into recession. The CBOE volatility index tumbled below 15....
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Dismal economic data and recession concerns dragged the market lower today, but stocks bounced higher on a late-session rally. Tech stocks lead all gainers.
With Europe's fate unresolved so far, the big question remains if the economy is heading for a slowdown or recession. The market has NOT discounted latter.
The Aug. - Sept. consolidation between DJIA 10,600 and 11,740 stands to be a base for a surge, or way station leading to a drop below DJIA 10,000 (S&P:1050).
European debt crisis plus the possibility of a U.S. recession are combining to produce a major buying opportunity at current levels, or a plunge below DJIA 10,000.