Volume- Volume is extremely important as it helps determine market momentum. Each bar represents one day, and the red line going through the tops is the average volume over the last xx days (in this case 60). So, the taller the volume bar, the more shares of stock that were traded tha...
Stock Market ReturnsVolatilityOil along with currencies and gold are the main indicators of the most important processes which take place in the world economy, quotations' volatility being always followed by economic and social events. Quiet periods of oil prices, when quotations have a constant ...
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"Since 2005, the best year for market returns has been the first year of a presidential term and by an enormous margin," Strategas CEO Jason De Sena Trennert wrote in a Monday note. "It is more difficult to use historical analogs today than it was in the past given the ease with wh...
The spread of returns between the above-mentioned two are broken into two parts; the low-volatility effect, which means that low-volatility stocks produce higher risk-adjustment returns in the future than high-volatility stocks, and the non-market capitalization weighted effect, which means that ...
Welcome back to Motley Fool Money. I'm Dylan Lewis here on air with Asit Sharma and Ron Gross. We're recapping 2024, and we spent a lot of our last segment with a fairly rosy outlook. Strong recent market returns. The corners of the market we are excited to watch next year. Now ...
But the UK’s biggest stock market crash in the last 120 years was the drawdown of 1972 to 1974. The 1970s slump had it all. A property market bubble, secondary banking crisis, massive oil shock, falling pound, rising inflation and interest rates, industrial unrest and global recession wer...
Keep in mind that not all investors have enough time to make up losses. For example, if you are already well into retirement when market volatility hits, you are probably relying on your savings for ongoing expenses. You might not have the time required for the market to fully recover. ...
But Buffett’s words sixteen years ago are every bit as insightful today as they were then. Buffett argued that in order for investors to earn anything close to historical returns in the market the following two conditions would have to hold: ...
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