One big question so many people currently have that are knowledgeable about economics and investing is “What the hell is going on with the stock market?” As the pandemic expanded around the world in late February and early March economies of entire countries and then U.S. states started to shut down and quarantine their citizens […]
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Robert Shiller and Burton Malkiel recently did a debate on Pairagraph on the topic: Does Covid-19 Prove the Stock Market Is Inefficient? The article is reposted here by permission. This is a guest post from pairagraph.com. Genesis by Robert Shiller Economist, 2013 Nobel Prize: The gyrations of the world’s stock markets around the time of the onset of the coronavirus,
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One of the best places to get free historical price data going back over 60 years is finance.yahoo.com. Yahoo Finance provides historical price data that can be easily downloaded into Microsoft Excel and then used through the spreadsheet to backtest and study by creating formulas and filters. Here are the steps to download the historical stock
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Have you ever been curious if certain months of the year have any statistically significant stock market returns better or worse on average than other months. Here are the statistics for monthly S&P 500 index performance from 1950 to 2019 to let you see if you see any patterns. Month: Number of times with positive
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This is a video guest post by Jake @TrendSpider.
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The stock market downside price limits during U.S. trading hours from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. central time are successive lower price limits on the S&P 500 index in tiers based on being down over 7%, 13%, and then 20% with a decline below the previous trading day’s closing price as a reference point. New York
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Here are the ten strongest companies for both technical chart patterns and fundamental company sales and earnings during the coronavirus pandemic. MRNA- Moderna, Inc. operates at the clinical stage as a biotechnology company, it develops therapeutics and vaccines based on messenger RNA for the treatment of infectious diseases, immuno-oncology, rare diseases, and cardiovascular diseases. Trial of a
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People I know like friends and family who are not traders have been trying to tell me where the bottom is in this stock market and that this is a great opportunity to buy this drop quickly. This started 4 weeks ago and is ongoing. Thinking buying low and selling high is an easy thing
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In the world of finance, intrinsic value is the true, inherent, and essential value of a specific asset independent of its quoted price in a market. In speculation prices can become far removed from the real actual value of a stock, tulip, Beanie Baby or cryptocurrency. Here is a list of the ways to quantify
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Jeff Bezos current net worth is $125.5 billion making him the richest person in the world again. His net worth is up over $13 billion since November 2019 with most of the increase coming after last Friday’s gap up in Amazon price. Amazon issued its earnings last week and its stock set new all time highs.
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