February 25, 2009 –
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RELATED TICKERS: DOW
While the Bailout package remains a complex issue among American economists and its uncertainty of success is unclear, the state of the economy is continuing to crumble under our financial system. [more]
February 23, 2009 –
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RELATED TICKERS: GE
, HUM
, DIS
We are in the midst of an unprecedented economic downturn where our very own market analysts have no historical basis to build their opinions... A trader cannot even base their picks off of fundamentals and valuations...A general rule of thumb is if it takes 5 years to create a problem, it will take just as long to fix it, and short term attempts to make corrections will only further exacerbate things. [more]
January 05, 2009 –
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RELATED TICKERS: PWE
, HAL
, PGH
Today is another prime example of how we will see a bull market in oil and energy stocks in 2009. Regardless of supply and demand pressures, oil will continue to rise higher amid political tensions and the minor recovery that may take place throughout world economic markets. [more]
October 06, 2008 –
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RELATED TICKERS: GLW
, DIS
, PWE
This sell off is getting ridiculous. There are companies right now trading for less than the value of cash they have on hand. An investor could buy the company and instantly have more cash than the paid for the company. I still feel we should look at valuations. If companies are continuing to make money, but are getting badly beaten down now, it will take patience, but there should be some excellent buying opportunities. [more]
September 28, 2008 –
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RELATED TICKERS: GS
, MS
, TMP
It will be curious to see how the markets respond to this bailout plan by the Federal Government. I almost certainly see a false sense of security will be created that will lure the average investor back into the market. Unfortunately this will all most likely happen at once artificially inflating stock values. Be careful and be patient in the fourth quarter. Don't become part of another bubble simply looking for an absolute bottom in stock prices. Best of luck to all that remain in this market during these turbulent times. [more]
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