Stephen Suttmeier made a pretty interesting commentary regarding the NYSE chart. After we found this on Josh Brown's website, we wanted to share it with you! Recently, the focus on many investors, and many market-related news articles, have been about the NASDAQ and...
Have you ever wanted to know whether a stock traded on the NASDAQ or New York Stock Exchange? There's a simple way to determine which exchange a stock trades on. While it's not always correct, more often than not you can tell which exchange a stock belongs to by...
It's often taken for granted by those familiar with the stock market, but plenty of people don't know the difference between the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ. There are several, key physical and financial differences in these exchanges that everybody should...
We've been saying for months to avoid real estate, financial, insurance, banking, and brokers. This past week, all of these sectors were taken behind the woodshed and slapped silly again. See, when you add up all of these sectors, we're talking about a group that...
A "buy signal" occurs when there is demand for a stock. You know from Economics 101, anything in demand will see its' price rise. The "Bullish Percent" is a way to count all of the buy signals. That tells us the *percentage* of stocks that are currently on buy...
No wonder many people have lousy opinions of Wall Street folks. Read on: Written in Barron's March 5, 2007 issue, Bill Alpert noted that nearly 20% of "Analyst Recommendations" over a ten year period from 1993-2002 were changed -- after the fact. Twenty Percent! As a...
