Archive for the ‘S&P 500’ Category
There’s Real Strength in this Stock
Market—the Trading Action Says So
By Mitchell Clark, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
So here we are—stuck in an environment of uncertainty regarding the debt crisis in Europe and declining expectations at home. The S&P 500 Index is back up to 1,200 and seemingly, those trading the index are benefitting from all the volatility. Index options traders must be relishing the current trading action in stocks and no doubt this choppiness is here to stay.
October 2011 Stock Market Outlook
By Anthony Jasansky, P.Eng. for Profit Confidential
During the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee meeting on September 21, the Fed pulled yet another rabbit out of its hat of monetary tricks. From what increasingly appears to be an empty hat, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke pulled out a $400-billion plan to buy long-term treasuries while selling short-term bills and notes held by the Fed. The expected net result will be to narrow the yield spreads between long and short maturities of U.S. treasuries.
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