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One Sports Car Stock That’s Shocking the Market

Posted by gloriasimmon on May 17th, 2013

A year ago, I was able to take a close look at a cool-looking electric-powered sports car. I even got to sit in it. I noticed that it was not made by a manufacturer that I had recognized—it was built by Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ/TSLA), but I really didn’t give it a second thought.

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S&P 500, stock analysis, Wall Street

Accounting Usually Creates a Decent Earnings Season—But Not This Year

Posted by gloriasimmon on April 26th, 2013

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earnings, earnings season, S&P 500, stock market, Wall Street

S&P 500 Extremely Elevated, Sell-Off to Come

Posted by gloriasimmon on April 4th, 2013

The S&P 500 continues to remain at extremely elevated levels, with many professional and retail investors looking for a market sell-off. What is surprising is that the S&P 500 has risen in spite of general market sentiment that hasn’t become overly bullish.

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consumer sentiment, earnings, Market Sentiment, S&P 500, U.S. economy, Wall Street

Put the Party Hats Away; S&P 500 Move Boring

Posted by gloriasimmon on April 3rd, 2013

The party hats came flying out on Wall Street last Thursday after the S&P 500 broke above its record close of 1,565.58, following numerous failed attempts.

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inflation, S&P 500, Wall Street

Proprietary Strategies Yield Huge Returns Last Week: See The Analysis For This Week

Posted by inthemoneystocks on January 13th, 2013

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trading, Investing, day trading, technical analysis, Wall Street

Here Is Why The Public Despises Wall Street

Posted by inthemoneystocks on January 11th, 2013

As we all know, the public has really not participated in the stock market since the 2008 credit and banking crisis. Since that point in time, the public has developed even more of a sour taste for Wall Street. Events such as the flash clash, LIBOR manipulation by the banks, high frequency trading manipulation..

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banks, greed, Wall Street

A Preemptive, and Timeless, Portfolio Protection Strategy

Posted by sanserve on May 30th, 2012

Investors constantly focus on the event instead of the opportunity that the event represents. Being retrospective instead of hindsightful helps us learn from our experiences. The length, depth, and scope of the financial crisis correction were unknowns in mid-2007. The parameters of the recent advance were just as much of a mystery--- in April.