Unusual Options Activity: 5 Stocks To Watch (PYPL, C, AKS, AMD, BAX)
Unusual Options Activity Report
Here’s a quick look at 5 stocks showing unusual options activity with some color around the trading setups and recent news...
Ratio Analysis: Potential Inflection Points On German DAX And Euro
I like ratio analysis. It shows rotation, strength vs weakness, and a bunch of insights into market behavior.
Greece and the Eurozone have been all...
U.S. Auto Loans Rise Sharply As Sales Remain Strong
June U.S. auto sales 17.1mn units, preceded by cycle high of 17.7mn in May
Auto loans nearing $1tn; sharp rise since 3Q10; non-revolving consumer credit...
Las Vegas Sands 2Q Earnings Preview: Will Seasonality Be A Tailwind?
Las Vegas Sands (LVS) received a boost recently as reports circulated that Macau may lift its smoking ban on casinos. Las Vegas Sands is...
Corn And Soybeans Weekly Report: Prices Continue Recovery
On Friday the USDA released the July WASDE report. The immediate price reaction in corn and soybeans was lower; however both markers recovered quickly...
Market Recap: Volatility Hits Stocks and Bonds
This has been a crazy week that included the Greek debt crisis, the Chinese Stock Market meltdown and the New York Stock Exchange ‘HALT’....
Why Today’s Innovations Are Stifling Economic Growth
In recent years, “efficiency innovations” have been actively pursued by corporations, thus creating a productivity imbalance due to a lack of investment in “market-creating...
ETF Investing Review: Volatility Jumps On China, Greece [VIDEO]
As investors head into July, the summertime market action is anything but calming. With the latest uptick in market volatility and world crises (China, Greece,...
Treasury Bonds Head Higher As World Markets Remain Volatile
The U.S. stock market may finally be entering a ‘normal’ correction. Yet, we are only down roughly 3 percent from the highs set in...
June Employment Report Soft: Here’s What To Watch
At 223,000 non-farm jobs, the June employment report was softer than expected. Plus, both April and May were revised lower. These are months in...
