Earnings Disappoints the Markets – America’s Energy Future Brightens
Markets Sell off as Earnings Continue to Disappoint It was a rough week for the stock markets as each attempt to establish gains quickly came to an end. The markets could not maintain any positive momentum whatsoever even with earnings help from some key companies. Facebook for example initially gained 22% when the company reported … Continue reading
Markets a “Tie” for the Week – Consumers are Feeling Better
Technology Stocks Bring the Stock Markets Back Down Stock markets in the USA surged higher on Monday and continued higher all the way into Thursday Morning as the S&P 500 got within 4 points of making a new 5 year high. But then on Thursday Google mistakenly filed their earnings reports several hours ahead of … Continue reading
Stocks Close Down for the Week – While the Fiscal Cliff Approaches
USA Markets Suffers Worst Week Since June This week, stock markets in the USA gave back some of their recent gains from the past few weeks. The market got off to a slow start on Monday as the World Bank lowered it’s growth projections for the Asia region. On Tuesday, the entire financial sector … Continue reading
Controversy Follows Employment Report – Stocks Near 5 Year Highs.
USA Markets Close Near Five Year Highs It was another good week for the stock markets on a global basis. The markets moved higher in response to some surprisingly strong economic reports that were released this week. The S&P 500 gained 1.5% and closed on Friday near it highs for the week at 1,461. The … Continue reading
Economy Continues To Weaken While Stocks Consolidate Gains
First The Good News Stock Markets across the globe spent this past week giving back some of their recent gains. The S&P 500 closed at 1,440 – down 20 points which works out to a 1.4% loss for the week. September 28th was also the final day of the third quarter and it was a … Continue reading
Dare We Say It? – The USA Housing Market Has Bottomed
Stock Markets across the globe spent this past week moving sideways and consolidating their recent gains. In the USA, the S&P 500 closed at 1,460 – down just 6 points from last weeks 5 year highs. The S&P 500 is now just 116 points or 8% away from it’s all time highs that were reached … Continue reading
Fed Chariman Bernanke “Prints” Markets to New Highs
The S&P 500 closed at another 5 year high this week at 1,465 as the introduction of QE3 provided a lift to asset markets across the globe. The S&P 500 is now within 110 points of it’s all time highs of 1,575 that were attained in October of 2007. A quick background note to readers … Continue reading
USA Stock Markets Close at Five Year Highs
The USA Markets closed at five years highs on for the week ending Friday, September 7th. The Nasdaq closed at 3,136 – it’s highest levels since the year 2,000. The S&P 500 closed at 1,437, it’s highest level of this current five year bull run from the lows of 666. The S&P 500 has now … Continue reading
Bernanke Pledges Help to the Labor Markets
The S&P 500 closed at 1,406 for the week ending August 31, 2012. The markets in general reported a low level of trading activity as many participants awaited the Jackson Hole speech from Fed chairman Ben Bernanke. Their patience paid off as Fridays speech by the Fed chairman resulted in several sharp intra-day moves in … Continue reading
Stock Markets Sell Off as The “Fiscal Cliff” Arrives
Posted by relianceria on November 10, 2012 · 1 Comment
Stock Markets Give Back More of 2012 Gains The 2012 election came and went this week and was the primary catalyst for much of the movement in the stock markets worldwide. The markets began the week with promising economic news from the ISM Non-Manufacturing (Services) Index which represents approximately 80% of the USA economy. The … Continue reading →
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