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? 1:37 - Prices at the pump 4:41 - The dangers of online business news 9:23 - The 401(k) freak Here is the transcription for this video
? 1:48 - "The Big Short" and FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) 7:34 - Technical and fundamental analysis Here is the link to the transcript for this video
Weekly Commentary for July 19, 2011 A few weeks back I wrote "there is a possibility this is how the stock market could move (sideways) for awhile." It's possible we could see five, six or seven weeks of sideways or straight up, followed by five, six or seven weeks of...
Weekly Commentary for February 15, 2011 ***** ***** ***** Each week, John Dorfman (syndicated columnist from Bloomberg.com and chairman of Thunderstorm Capital in Boston) publishes a weekly column. If you live in central NJ, his column is carried each week on Sunday...
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This week at Mullooly Asset Management, the number one topic in calls from clients this week was GM. We need investment advice - should we buy this stock? I rarely come out with blanket recommendations for everyone regarding a single stock. It's tough to find one...
By using point and figure charts, your investment adviser is using price as the ultimate indicator to manage the risk of your investments. That's why, here at Mullooly Asset Management, I strongly believe in the practice of technical analysis. In this article, I...
There are two basic ways to analyze investment opportunities: Fundamental analysis, and Technical analysis. Fundamental analysis examines topics like the management of a company, the markets they serve, the products they create, manufacture and sell. Fundamental...
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The Treasury Department said Friday that Sun Bancorp Inc. of Vineland, New Jersey, repaid $89.3 million, money it originally received on Jan. 9. They gave back the TARP money. Does that make it a good investment?