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October 12, 2014Is a Long Term Top in Place in the Stock Market?The S&P 500 Index closed for the week ending Friday, October 10, 2014 at 1906.13. Three moving averages are in play that may provide important signals determining the potential future direction of the market at this important juncture. Continue reading » Is a Long Term Top in Place in the Stock Market? | Permalink | Comments (0) | December 8, 2008Why Long Term Investing in the Stock Market is not DeadDuring the heat of the financial markets and stock market meltdown in December 2008, this writer wrote that long term investing in the stock market was not dead. I related that investors may have been better served during the meltdown by keeping part of their portfolios in long term equity investments. Investors who wish to learn how to start investing in the stock market may gain insight about the markets by studying this previous long term buying opportunity when stocks were hated and on sale. Continue reading » Why Long Term Investing in the Stock Market is not Dead | Permalink | Comments (0) | October 10, 2008The Credit/Debt Crisis: A Depression Era Stock Market and America's Financial Failure?With the Dow Jones Industrial Average below 9000, we are witnessing an epic battle between the forces of a stock market crash and possible economic deflation, on the one hand, and the might of the Federal Reserve and government, on the other. We face frozen credit markets and a huge debt burden on our citizens and government that has built over decades as both citizens and the federal government have been living beyond their means. Continue reading » The Credit/Debt Crisis: A Depression Era Stock Market and America's Financial Failure? | Permalink | Comments (0) |  |
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