One way to use moving averages is to look for points where a short-term moving average crosses over or under a long-term moving average. For example, the chart below shows the price of Apple in red and green candlesticks, as well as Apple's 50-day SMA in orange and its 200-day ...
More recently, oil is looking like it won’t be our main fuel forever, so am glad I didn’t bet my whole Mustache on that one commodity either). What about International stocks? Some people like to get fancy and buy international index funds, which can do well when the US is hurting...
the company elects (with the permission of its shareholders) to reinvest the dividends to help the company grow its earnings even faster. In theory, this means you will get more dividends in the future. Thus, the real value behind any share in a company is the right to get a never-end...