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A new definition for tedium should be having to follow the Dow Jones; for weeks now it hasn’t done much to entertain market watchers.
The Dow Jones in the BEV chart below closed this week a bit below last week’s close; 1.06 percent instead of last week’s one percent, down...
Another week and another record high (close) for the S&P 500, the NASDAQ and the TSX.
The U.S. government is helping push stocks higher thanks to its off-the-books spending, while the central banks are playing a role in the rise of the...
Talk about drama! The Dow Jones this week closed only one percent away from its last all-time high of last October 3rd.
The resolution of the tax issues removes the cloud that this stock was laboring under and deterring investors.
What happens if a Fiat currency fails and how does gold play a part in all of this?
People don’t understand gold. They don’t understand the U.S. dollar either. Mostly, it’s the same people.
April is the number one month for the Dow Jones Industrials (DJI) since 1950 with 47 up months and only 22 down months.
The Dow Jones continues advancing towards new all-time highs.