To: catfish1957
8 transactions a month Something like my speed; for me its easier to pick a good company for holding a few weeks when so much new data comes out weekly. iirc they call us 'swing traders'. There are folks that can make money holding for a few hours at a time but I'm not one of them.
77 posted on
04/03/2014 6:17:20 AM PDT by
expat_panama
(Arguing with those who have renounced reason is like giving medicine to the dead. --Thomas Paine)
To: abb; Abigail Adams; abigail2; AK_47_7.62x39; Aliska; Aquamarine; Archie Bunker on steroids; ...
It was a great ride --four days of rising stock prices-- but it got cut short yesterday in light trade that looked like consolidation/profit taking; more details in the wrapup free at IBD TV. This morning seems more like a return to normal with metals'n'stock futures soaring (heat map here). News:
- Mood tense before U.S. jobs data, euro nurses losses Investors took to the sidelines ahead of monthly U.S. employment data on Friday, with whisper numbers pointing to a strong showing, and the euro nursed losses after the European Central Bank opened the door to more aggressive easing, albeit not yet. The March U.S. payrolls report looms as a major test of the argument that the economic weakness of January and February was due to bad weather and the recovery is still on track. Most attention remained on the
- Market crash omens bode well for stocks Stocks hit another record high on Wednesday but youd never know it from the headlines. Far from dancing in the streets pundits and young investors are focused on a 130-year old sell-signal possibly shaping up based on ancient technical indicators. Its the latest in a series of ominous comparisons. Who can forget last years repeated Hindenberg Omen? Once that theory went up in smoke it was replaced by a 1929 meme.
- US home market: Few buyers and not enough sellers Entering the 2014 spring buying season, the U.S. housing market faces an unusual dilemma: Too few people are selling homes. Yet too few buyers can afford the homes that are for sale. "Both sides of ...
- Bank Lending Starts to Bloom One of the key missing ingredients of this recovery has been bank lending, but there have been signs in this first quarter that lending might finally be making a return. Heard on the Streets John Carney joins MoneyBeat.
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--and a beautiful Friday morning to all!
78 posted on
04/04/2014 3:26:17 AM PDT by
expat_panama
(Arguing with those who have renounced reason is like giving medicine to the dead. --Thomas Paine)
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