Last year when oil went to $147.00 barrel many people blamed the traders, but this was not the full story at all.
Oil and commodities started to become recognized as a new asset class by a lot of investors, and with all the new creative ETF’s in the world it became really... Continue Reading
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
by Market SpeculatorFriday saw a quadriple witching day pushing volume well above Thursday's level. The Dow Jones Industrial Average had slipped lower closing just short of a distribution day. Over on the NASDAQ, the composite index witness a day of accumulation. However, during the session the...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
by Market SpeculatorFriday saw a quadriple witching day pushing volume well above Thursday's level. The Dow Jones Industrial Average had slipped lower closing just short of a distribution day. Over on the NASDAQ, the composite index witness a day of accumulation. However, during the session the...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
by Market SpeculatorFriday saw a quadriple witching day pushing volume well above Thursday's level. The Dow Jones Industrial Average had slipped lower closing just short of a distribution day. Over on the NASDAQ, the composite index witness a day of accumulation. However, during the session the...
Submitted ByContrarianProfits
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past six months, you know Detroit’s once unstoppable auto industry is dying a fast, public death.
The American auto industry’s fall from grace coincides with a shift in the public’s perception of personal transportation. Higher gas prices and a...
Submitted ByTrader Mark
This is an interesting development; I won't pretend to know what exactly all the causes are for this huge spike in oil while the largest user in the world (25% of all demand) has 10 year highs of inventory and Europe is in complete disarray. I am sure some is speculation but how much - who knows...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
Sellers stepped up to the market's doorstep today as commodities took another hit. Crude oil and precious metals led the market lower as the US Dollar rallied. Volume increased from Friday's level but finished below its 50dma suggesting the selling was far from panic selling. More importantly...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
Sellers stepped up to the market's doorstep today as commodities took another hit. Crude oil and precious metals led the market lower as the US Dollar rallied. Volume increased from Friday's level but finished below its 50dma suggesting the selling was far from panic selling. More importantly...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
Sellers stepped up to the market's doorstep today as commodities took another hit. Crude oil and precious metals led the market lower as the US Dollar rallied. Volume increased from Friday's level but finished below its 50dma suggesting the selling was far from panic selling. More importantly...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
Sellers stepped up to the market's doorstep today as commodities took another hit. Crude oil and precious metals led the market lower as the US Dollar rallied. Volume increased from Friday's level but finished below its 50dma suggesting the selling was far from panic selling. More importantly...
Submitted ByJoshua Hayes
Sellers stepped up to the market's doorstep today as commodities took another hit. Crude oil and precious metals led the market lower as the US Dollar rallied. Volume increased from Friday's level but finished below its 50dma suggesting the selling was far from panic selling. More importantly...
Last year when oil went to $147.00 barrel many people blamed the traders, but this was not the full story at all.
Oil and commodities started to become recognized as a new asset class by a lot of investors, and with all the new creative ETF’s in the world it became really... Continue Reading 
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