SubscribeChart: All 500 Stocks are DOWN (Dubai Effect)
November 27, 2009
Friday morning we witnessed the hangover from the Dubai scare for markets around the world. In fact there was an indiscriminate sell-off and all 500 of the stocks in the S&P 500 index are down in early trading.
Markets close early in the U.S. and many traders have been said to have taken the day off. Yet, volume is already much higher than each of the days over the last few weeks. Once again, seeing high volume on “down” days and Read more
Voting is Open for A Few More Days…
November 26, 2009
The 5th Annual Podcast Awards are now in the voting stage. Amazingly, you have helped to put all 3 of my podcasts in the running for an award. Now comes the part where you can vote for your favorite show and I hope that you will choose The Disciplined Investor and/or DHUnplugged or The Winning Investor for one of the categories.
Here is what you do: Read more
3 Housing Charts – Less Bad of Course
November 25, 2009
We are seeing a few numbers that are “headlining” well. For example, the Case-Schiller reported a 9.36% year-over-year decline. But, the declines are on top of declines that were already have seen. Of course we all knew there would be a time that show a slow-down of rapid declines that were occurring; or houses would be worth ZERO in no time. So, are we glad to see the drop slowing. BUT… Read more
DHUnplugged 40: Will the USA Become Like Japan? Stagnant?
November 25, 2009
Here is our latest conversation…. new insights for anyone who invests in anything. This week we highlight a discussion about specific stocks to examine. Plus: A look at some unpleasant trends.
To listen to this Episode – Click HERE
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Disclosure: Horowitz & Company clients may hold positions of securities mentioned as of the date published.
4 Economic Charts: Mixed Bag
November 25, 2009
Yesterday’s economic reports brought a mixed bag of results. Personal consumption was better, but the core PCE continued to slide. GDP was revised downward for last quarter and reports are showing that most of the increase that we saw was due to government stimulus. Then there was the Richmond Fed index that sank down to Read more
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