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The Stock Market Moving Average
April 12, 2010
When talking about the stock market, we often use a simple average, like any Index, to quickly understand the big picture. But the Index is not a perfect representation because it’s usually made of only a limited number of large stocks. When looking at an individual stock, we can use a similar idea, a moving average, to see the bigger picture. Let us consider a particularly volatile stock. For example it peaked near 200 in March then...
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Looking for EXPLOSIVE Stock Picks? ChartPoppers Can Help… (Read Below)
April 6, 2010
EVERYONE who trades stocks is doing it for one reason… To make money! The fact of the matter is, whether your investing in some high priced blue chips, or some highly energized Penny Stocks, the end goal is the same… At ChartPoppers.com, we specialize in finding Emerging Growth opportunities that are on the cusp of exploding! When you sign up for our FREE Newsletter, you can expect to get Stock Picks, Tips, and Tricks on some...
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Looking For MASSIVE Returns In The Stock Market?
April 1, 2010
EVERYONE who trades stocks is doing it for one reason… To make money! The fact of the matter is, whether your investing in some high priced blue chips, or some highly energized Penny Stocks, the end goal is the same… At ChartPoppers.com, we specialize in finding Emerging Growth opportunities that are on the cusp of exploding! When you sign up for our FREE Newsletter, you can expect to get Stock Picks, Tips, and Tricks on some...
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Junk Bonds in ‘Goldilocks’ Market Reach Record: Credit Markets
March 29, 2010
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Junk bond sales reached a record this month as rising profits and record low Federal Reserve interest rates foster lending and investment to the lowest-rated borrowers. Companies worldwide issued $38.3 billion of junk bonds in March, passing the previous high of $36 billion in November 2006, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Yields fell 0.95 percentage point to within 5.96 percentage points of government debt, the narrowest gap...
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2010
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Investing, Fear of Regret and Greed
March 26, 2010
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People tend to feel sorrow and grief after having made an error in judgement. Investors deciding whether to sell or buy a security are typically emotionally affected by whether the security was bought or sold for more or less than the current price. One theory is that investors avoid selling stocks that are going down, in order to avoid the fear, pain and regret of having made a bad investment.
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