On 12 June 2015, Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite (SSEC) closed at 5166.35 points, the highest since 18 January 2008. Yet on 3 July, the SSEC shed 1481.99 points, losing almost 29 percent of its recent high and more than $2.8 trillion of value (i.e. ten times of Greece's annual ...
Ultramodern database software specialistMongoDB(NASDAQ: MDB)had a bad market day on Tuesday. The stock was down 13.9% at 11:45 a.m. ET despite an impressive third-quarter report. The stock initially jumped on the earnings news, but MongoDB investors quickly backed down a few minutes later...
The Fed’s phony “market” only signals “all is well” when it’s rising, but this masks the reality that crashing markets are just as profitable as rising markets.The idea that rising markets are “good” and declining markets are “bad” is reserved for rubes and chumps, as traders ...
bond prices rise, vice versa; also, interest rates rise, bond prices fall. So just think of them as the opposite. And in a recession, you know, when the stock market is usually crashing, the Fed will be anxiously cutting interest
Last but not least is the account for emergency expenses.These are the things we don’t plan and most often are not prepared for. Why? Because a broken fridge or your son crashing your neighbor’s car usually comes out of the blue. That’s why it’s good to have some money for emer...
Source: Adobe Stock The bitcoin price is crashing at the start of the US session after US Consumer Price Index inflation came in at the top of economists’ forecasts. Bitcoin is trading down 4.1% at $21,404 after a good run in which still leaves the price up 13% over the past ...
"The biggest mistake one can make in this financial environment is attempting to react to or predict the market," said Lannan at Fidelity. Her advice: "Invest consistently and stick to a plan, even during the bad times." That's what I plan to do, and hopefully one day the bad times...
Kim, in her role as the host of our regular book club series, is here to guide the conversation. So Kim, who are you talking with? Kim Palmer: I'll be talking with Jessica Spangler. She's the author of Invest Like a Girl: Jump into the Stock Market, Reach Your Money ...
the bankers just keep pocketing billions of dollars in bonuses while continuing to break the law. Moreover, it’s not just that those banks were all bailed out in 2008 and that not one Wall Street banker went to jail for crashing ...
Structured notes rarely trade on thesecondary marketafter issuance, which means they are highlyilliquid. If you need to get out for any personal reason or because the market is crashing, your only option for an early exit is to sell to the original issuer. ...