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Brian Gilmartin
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Featured here: a complete archive of all the author's posts, including current material Unless you live in a cave, or fail to turn on CNBC (despite your love for the markets), you are probably aware that there is a Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, June 19th, 2013, with an ... Per ThomsonReuters, the “forward 4-quarter” earnings estimate for the S&P 500 rose a smidge this week, to $113.32, from last week's $113.22.The forward P/E ratio with Friday, June ... We still struggle with getting our graphs right, but this chart/graph courtesy of Norm Conley of JA Glynn out of St. Louis, tells me that while we will have corrections and short-term bear markets ... The chart of the EEM is getting a lot of chatter on Wall Street. Emerging market economies tend to be commodity-based and with commodities weaker and the dollar stronger, these markets tend to get a ... The “forward 4-quarter earnings estimate” for the S&P 500 slipped to $113.22 last week, from $113.38 the week prior, as the S&P 500 rose 0.78% over the last five trading days.The ... D-Day, or June 6th, 1944 was 68 years ago today. No matter how bad things seem today, the specter of global Fascism and Naziism was far, far worse back then. As we await the Friday morning, May ... We put two weekly charts up this morning: the two corporate high-yield ETF’s, which show the junk bond market is in correction mode.Both ETF’s are sitting right on top their respective ... We put two weekly charts up this morning: the two corporate high-yield ETF’s, which show the junk bond market is in correction mode.Both ETF’s are sitting right on top their respective ... Question: Are higher interest rates bad for stock prices?The conventional wisdom says yes, but the opposite case can be made as well. As a famous lawyer once said, “I can argue it both ... Japan’s Nikkei 225 (similar to the Dow Jones in that it is the most oft-quoted stock market barometer) had a monster run prior to its recent 15% correction (down 5% alone last night) but the ... |