FEED the BULL

Welcome to Feed the Bull - A home for investment information and interaction.

Tag: Gains

Sort
E.g., 2013-05-20
E.g., 2013-05-20
Enter a comma separated list of user names.

Since late August when the Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke announced his quantitative easing plan the entire stock market has inflated sharply higher. One industry group that has soared higher has been the oil refiner stocks. This sector has seen very significant gains and remains strong even today.

Tags:

U.S. equity markets eked out small gains after early session weakness. The stronger Dollar overnight helped pressure equity markets, but a better than expected Case-Shiller Home Prices Report helped the markets recover from their lows.

One day after U.S. stocks fell sharply amid mixed corporate earnings and as China raised interest rates for the first time since 2007, the major indices extended their broad-based rally Wednesday, buoyed by a positive outlook for the financial sector and a spattering of strong earnings reports from airline and commodity related companies.

The U.S. Dollar finished higher against most currencies on Monday, driven by a weak outlook for the global economic recovery.

The U.S. Dollar gave back much of its earlier gains Tuesday afternoon after the central bank’s Federal Open Market Committee revealed a disappointing outlook for the U.S. economy.

Stock indices extended their gains on Monday boosted by a strong outlook for the global economy. In the meantime, the outlook for the U.S. recovery weakened as July PMI fell and Fed Chairman Bernanke expressed his concerns for labor and housing.

U.S. equity markets broke sharply late in the trading session following a bearish Durable goods report this morning and a gloomy outlook for the economy according to the Fed’s Beige Book.

U.S. Retail Sales were disappointing but not as bad as last month’s number. The report showed that retail sales were down but the decline fell in line with pre-report expectations.

September Treasury Bonds posted a loss on Friday, most likely tied to profit-taking ahead of the long holiday week-end and the lack of selling pressure on the equities. Friday’s action appears to be just a temporary slow down in the trend. The weakening economy is likely to continue to underpin the Treasuries.

Pages

ADVERTISE WITH US