The QE Conundrum: Why Stocks Rise on Bad NewsMike Whitney
as can occur in periodic junk-bond debacles(崩溃), or because rates rise to a level that offers the possibility of realizing substantial capital gains on high-grade
In the stock exchanges, the prices of stocks are fluid and constantly changing. The price quoted for a stock at any point throughout the day is simply the price that paid the last time that stock was traded. Stock exchanges match buyers and sellers, but the forces of supply and demand de...
US Crude Falls on Weak Demand, Rise in Product Stocks US crude inventories fell last week, but oil price Matt,Piotrowski - 《Oil Daily》 被引量: 0发表: 2014年 Inventories Rise 0.8%, Sales Grow 1.6% in May Economists polled by IFR Markets predicted a 0.7% increase in wholesale inventories...
3 1 Introduction 1.1 Exploration of a phenomenon Many studies document that value stocks earn higher returns than growth stocks. Facing the universe of equity investments, value stocks can be identified by high earnings-to-price (EP) ratios, dividend yields, or book-to-market (BM) ratios. In...
Surges in the Tokyo market rely heavily on speculative activities by foreign capital amid the yen's depreciation, with foreign investors accounting for about 70 percent of the trading volume, and the rallies were largely driven by a few large-cap stocks. The market is prone to experience severe...
In effect, they are speculating that rising prices might cause rising prices. It's fair to worry that higher shipping costs could be passed on to consumers, causing prices of many things to rise. But even if higher shipping costs eventually do get passed along to consumers, that isn't "in...
A bull put spread is an income-generating options strategy that is used when the investor expects a moderate rise in the price of the underlying asset.
Let’s see if we can figure outForbes’agenda. The 2007 policies of mercantilism blew up a big bubble. And according toForbesthis somehow explains the sharp rise and fall of Chinese stock prices. And what about the fact that stocks also rose and fell sharply in countries that did not purs...
the after-tax yield. Not all preferred stocks or securities pay qualified dividends—some pay interest—so it's important to know what you own and what the tax consequences are. Qualified dividends are generally taxed at 0%, 15%, or 20% rates, depending on income limits. Those lower rates...