Why Investors Shouldn't Worry About a Government Shutdown
Why investors shouldn't worry about a government shutdown. A look at past shutdowns and how the stock market has gone up during that time.
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Why investors shouldn't worry about a government shutdown. A look at past shutdowns and how the stock market has gone up during that time.
Why the Fed didn't taper and the numbers behind their target goals of inflation and unemployment, and how many jobs are needed to reach 6.5% unemployment.
A look at the growing battle between American President Barrack Obama vs. Russian President Vladimr Putin and why the Syria conflict is just beginning.
Is the correction completely off the table? Watch the video as Kevin Cook explains why he's buying any dips again to 1650 and why he's looking for new highs.
The Bottom Line panel looks at where Canada's economy is going and what that means for you including a look at employment and housing.
Just How Bad Is the European Recession? Bianco Research President Jim Bianco discusses the European recession with Trish Regan on Bloomberg
A look at what might have caused the NASDAQ Glitch, which halted trading for 3 hours and a look at why one major U.S. bank is transferring gold from others
Average Hourly Wages vs. Inflation: Bloomberg's Alix Steel displays how hourly wages at Wal-Mart and Target have not kept up with the pace of inflation.
The charts you need to see on gold, the stock market, and the 10-year yield, and how to use them to your advantage. Also a brief look at two Equedia Selects
Performance of Tech Stock Buybacks: Watch the video as Olivia Sterns reports on the performance of tech stock buybacks. It may surprise you.
A look at the 10 year treasury yield and why its the most important indicator for stock market performance, and the amount of leverage used by hedge funds.
Who's Afraid of New Highs? Kevin Cook certainly isn't. Watch the video as he gives you his trade of the week and some great charts that stood out this week.
How big banks are involved in commodities manipulation, why the government is finally cracking down on them, and the market outlook of metals as a result.
A look at the true US labor market and unemployment numbers, GDP vs. the S&P and DOW, and stock market outlook for both U.S. and Canadian stocks.
Bloomberg Economics Editor Michael McKee digs deeper into the number behind Detroit's bankruptcy and looks at what comes next for the city.
Kevin Cook goes over four charts in three minutes with a look at technical indicators to predict the market's next move.
Male Labor Force Participation: In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu displays the drop off in employment for American males age 25-54.
What's Bernanke's Forecast for U.S. Economy? Examining the main economic data watched by the Fed in its criteria for determining changes in monetary policy