by Lance Roberts Market Sentiment Anomalies And Historical Market Downturns. The two stock market sentiment anomalies have increased the probability of a correction near term. The two anomalies are: Thanksgiving Melt Up Anomaly. The average S&P 500 gain for 12 of the past 14 ten-day periods concluding November, was 3.5%. The only two exceptions, 2015 and
Month: November 2020
Investing vs. Speculating: An Overview Investors and traders take on calculated risk as they attempt to profit from transactions they make in the markets. The level of risk undertaken in the transactions is the main difference between investing and speculating. Whenever a person spends money with the expectation that the endeavor will return a profit,
There’s an old joke about a man who goes to confession and asks forgiveness for stealing £300. When did you steal it, asks the priest. “One hundred pounds last week, £100 the week before – and £100 next week,” comes the reply. Charles Koch is like that man with his regrets. The US chemicals billionaire
Hong Kong is battling a new coronavirus cluster originating from one of the city’s lesser-known elite pastimes — wealthy older women visiting dance clubs for lessons, often with handsome younger instructors. The cluster has fuelled a so-called fourth wave in the Asian financial hub, its worst outbreak in months with 92 cases reported on Friday.
Speculation that vaccines and a possibly peaceful presidential transition are steps toward normalization in the economy ignited another rally in shares ravaged by the pandemic, pushing the Dow past 30,000 for the first time. Boeing, a chronic drag on the 124-year-old index most of the year, surged almost 5%, while JPMorgan Chase, American Express and
There was a time when BitMEX derivatives exchange reigned sovereign over other exchanges, and the company effectively held a 50% market share until July 2019. For this reason, traders kept a close eye on every indicator connected to BitMEX, including its funding rate, open interest, and basis. Open interest measures the total number of contracts
Here’s your holiday gift guide for the home Unsplash Not sure what to get everyone on your list this year? You likely aren’t alone. After such a defining period, where most of us have ended up spending more time than ever at home, what could be more appreciated and useful right now than gifts for
As many as 35 million Americans are facing the possibility of eviction due to an inability to make housing payments on time. In some states, such as Mississippi, Florida, and West Virginia, the proportion of renters facing the possibility of eviction exceeded 50% earlier this year. If you’re among the millions of Americans caught in the late
Chinese police have seized more than $4.2 billion worth of crypto assets in its clampdown against the Plustoken Ponzi scheme. According to a court ruling made public on Nov. 26, and shared by The Block, law enforcement confiscated a total of 194,775 bitcoin (BTC), 833,083 ether (ETH), 1.4 million litecoin (LTC), and 27.6 million EOS.
Get Forbes’ top articles on pressing issues that matter to your financial well-being—personal finance, investing, taxes and retirement—delivered to your inbox every week. Target was closed on Thanksgiving and is making Black Friday look different this year. Getty Images Prospects for a peaceful presidential transition seem to have pleased the market gods with both bitcoin and
Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, was a co-sponsor of the bipartisan Municipal Bond Market Support Act of 2011 (S.1016). That bill would have increased to $30 million from the current $10 million, the limit on small borrowers to use bank-qualified bonds.Bloomberg News The public finance sector will find an attentive audience from a new chairman of
Editor’s Note: Get caught up in minutes with our speedy summary of today’s must-read news stories and expert opinions that moved the precious metals and financial markets. Sign up here! (Kitco News) Gold is down for the third week in a row but does this mean the bull market is over? Some analysts are beginning
There are three major Reset themes for the financial system, all with dire consequences… by Egon von Greyerz of Gold Switzerland There are three major Reset themes for the financial system, all with dire consequences. So let’s look at the First Reset: The current global crisis situation is almost as unreal as the 1964 Bond
After what can only be described as a tumultuous year, with 2021 at the gate, both Wall Street and Main Street are exuding a sense of optimism. Pfizer (PFE)/BioNTech (BNTX) and Moderna (MRNA) have contributed toward the renewed sense of hope; Positive late stage data from the pharma companies’ respective Covid-19 vaccine programs has brought
Traders work the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. NYSE Stocks next week will come off one of their best months ever into a busy week of economic data and the ongoing tensions between the spreading virus and positive news on vaccines and treatments. Another highlight of the week is expected to be Tuesday’s
by Martin Armstrong Others have been writing in that they have now censored Pat Buchanan as well. It seems that anyone who they dislike is being censored. President Trump has come out against Twitter saying their censoring of Republican lawmakers is now creating a matter of national security. He has ample grounds to arrest Dorsey – NOW! Section 230
Major stock exchanges, like the Nasdaq, are exclusive clubs—their reputations rest on the companies they trade. As such, the Nasdaq won’t allow just any company to be traded on its exchange. Only companies with a solid history and top-notch management behind them are considered. The Nasdaq has four sets of listing requirements. Each company must meet
Global stocks were on track for their best month on record on Friday, propelled by a series of Covid-19 vaccine breakthroughs and optimism over Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election. MSCI’s index of developed and emerging markets has risen 13.3 per cent so far in November, with a gain of 0.5 per cent
Boris Johnson on Friday rejected calls for an overhaul of his proposed new coronavirus restrictions across England despite the prospect of a major rebellion by Conservative MPs next week. The prime minister has come under fire for planning to place 99 per cent of England in tough Covid-19 measures after the national lockdown ends on
JPMorgan Chase will pay a $250 million fine for poor risk management practices and conflicts of interest in its advisory business, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said Tuesday. The $3.2 trillion-asset company had warned in early November that it might have to pay a penalty for shortcomings in internal controls and internal
As cryptocurrency investment becomes more and more popular, long-term investors are increasingly concerned with the uncomfortable question: What happens to your Bitcoin (BTC) when you die? According to a 2020 study by the Cremation Institute, nearly 90% of crypto owners are worried about what will happen to their crypto after they pass away. Furthermore, despite
Influencer Jenny Reimold’s beautiful holiday display Matt Harrington for HomeGoods The holiday season is here and due to the shutdowns, many people have started decorating early. After all, the pandemic has had an overarching influence on every design trend this year from home offices to DIY and renovation. Decorating for the holidays is no different.
Demonstrators display signs calling for an end to evictions and foreclosures during a rally at Boston Housing Court outside the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse on Oct. 29, 2020. David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Expiring state eviction bans have led to hundreds of thousands of additional coronavirus cases, new research finds, raising alarm
Lenders on decentralized finance (defi) protocol Compound on Thursday got liquidated for a massive $103 million, according to analytics provider Loanscan. This happened after what appears to be an oracle exploit on the Dai stablecoin. An apparent error or malicious attack to the Dai-dollar-peg data supplied by the Coinbase oracle pushed the price of the
getty How much do we need? A very common question we receive from aspiring retirees as they are deciding when to stop working and start the next chapter of their lives. As you can imagine, that number can be very different from person to person depending on a variety of factors. First, your plan needs
Tower Health’s aggressive expansion, financed by a 2017 bond issue, has hampered the Pennsylvania nonprofit health system’s finances, and may be forced to sell some of its acquisitions. Tower has incurred more than $550 million of operating losses during the past two fiscal years, after acquiring five community hospitals throughout the Philadelphia region in 2017
The XAGUSD pair is set for its most significant daily loss since 9 November, after silver prices fell 3.35% on Friday as at the time of writing. The fall in silver prices follows that of gold just before the onset of the New York session. The fall in silver prices could be due to positional
A huge raid, and huge changes in silver at the SLV… by Harvey Organ of Harvey Organ Blog NOV 25//ELECTION FRAUD EXPOSED. DR.PATRICK BYRNE +OTHER ELECTION STORIES//GOLD CLOSED UP 5 CENTS TO $1807.30//SILVER CLOSED UP 5 CENTS TO $23.34//WE WILL HAVE A MASSIVE SILVER AND GOLD DECEMBER DELIVERY MONTH//GOLD DELIVERIES FOR NOV. UP TO 30.045
Shares of Banco de Sabadell dived 13% after merger talks with Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria’s (BBVA) fell apart as the two banks failed to reach an agreement on financial terms. US-listed BBVA shares rose 2.3% in Friday’s pre-market trading session. In a statement, Sabadell (GB:0H00) said that its Board of Directors unanimously agreed to end talks
Take a look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket: AstraZeneca (AZN) – AstraZeneca is likely to run a new global trial of its Covid-19 vaccine candidate, according to CEO Pascal Soriot. He told Bloomberg News that the drugmaker may launch a fresh study testing the vaccine at a lower dosage, rather than
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