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The 3 Worst-Performing Dividend Achievers So Far This Year

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

Dividend growth investing is one of the best ways to build wealth over the long-term. But sometimes, stocks go down. This is the trade-off to investing in the stock market. An investor needs to resist the urge to sell, even during market downturn. To be fair, this is no easy task. It is very difficult […]

EUR/USD: Near Term Downside Risks Before Rallying To 1.15 By Year-End – Nomura

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

EUR/USD received some support from the ECB but the pair failed to rally hard. What’s next? Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: EUR/USD has been in demand as of late mainly following its positive reaction to last week’ President Draghi’s press conference. In that regard, Nomura Research notes that President Draghi communicated that the Bank had […]

Corning Retreats After Goldman Cuts To Hold Following Rally

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

The shares of glass maker Corning (GLW) are falling after Goldman downgraded the stock to Neutral from Buy, saying that the stock already reflects the company’s opportunity. CURRENT SITUATION: The fundamentals of Corning’s glass business “remain healthy,” while its display business has rebounded and now has “stable” fundamentals, according to Goldman analyst Doug Clark. OUTLOOK: […]

3 Top Diversified Bond Mutual Funds For Stable Returns

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

Fixed-income securities are preferred by investors ready to forgo capital growth for regular income flows. The expense involved in creating such a portfolio of bonds from different categories can be considerable. This is why most investors select mutual funds since they are a convenient and affordable. Also, diversified bond funds reduce the risk involved by […]

E Why Online Shopping Companies Must Adapt To Customers

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

Online shopping is not new to the world. It has been here for more than two decades. However, consumers only really began to adapt to the new shopping trends in the last decade as it became apparent that it was necessary in order to keep up with the rapid technological advances. Nonetheless, the tables appear […]

Fitbit Inc. And GoPro Inc. Both Plunge Again, As Weak Wearables Get Weaker

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

Fitbit Inc. (FIT) and GoPro Inc. (GPRO) both plunged over 4% on Monday and are continuing their ongoing downtrends today to new swing lows. Written by Corey Rosenbloom (blog.afraidtotrade.com) Our foundational principle at Afraid to Trade states that “stocks that are weak tend to get weaker” and these two related names show us why we hold […]

Oil Plunge Accelerates After EIA Forecasts Spike In April Shale Output

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

It is going from bad to worse for oil bulls (such as Pierre Andurand), who after giving up hopes to see the first rebound in oil prices in 7 days, are now watching oil tumble to the lowest price since the Vienna oil meeting, down to $47.28. The main catalyst, as discussed earlier, was Saudi Arabia’s surprising […]

Most Likely Scenario: Federal Reserve Might Raise The Rates By 25bps

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

The US Dollar Index remains within our projected plan since almost two weeks, with attempts to break above the key resistance which stands at 101.80 to 102.0. Last week the US Jobs Report was actually the catalyst for the survival of the bearish pattern, which is the head and shoulders on the daily chart as […]

Garbage In, Garbage Out At The Federal Reserve

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

The monetary matadors at the Federal Reserve have stared into the eyes of mild price inflation for years. They didn’t move a muscle for years and have finally twitched ever so slightly, a couple times in the last few months, with a promise of more. It is the view of Fed Chair Janet Yellen that […]

5 Reasons To Diversify Into Japanese Stocks

Mar 14, 2017 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

Donald Trump’s election is having profound ripple effects across the global economy. Japan is among the early beneficiaries of the president’s policies. The Land of the Rising Sun recently enjoyed a healthy uptick in GDP, which makes its government debt far less frightening. Political stability also looks likely going forward. A weakening yen helps Japan’s […]