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The Technical Traders Ltd has identified a unique price to volatility relationship between the SP500 and VIX index. The calculations required to compute the VIX index are composed of a number of factors. That final value of the VIX index is reported on an annualized basis. This means that VIX index as...
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Technical Traders Ltd.
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Chris Vermeulen
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06-17-2019
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Filed under: spy, SPX, vix, index, market, stocks, 2020, technical, analysis, indices, trade, sp500, confident, bullsih, investors [Edit Tags]
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1. March Unemployment Report – The Good, Bad & Ugly 2. High-frequency Trading Actually Helps Most Investors 3. Our “ALPHA ADVANTAGE” Webinar Wednesday, April 16 Overview A controversial new book came out in late March that lambastes so-called “high-frequency trading”...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. About the Dalbar Investor Behavior Studies 2. Dalbar’s Latest Investor Behavior Study 3. The Overriding Lesson to be Learned Here 4. How to Avoid Becoming a “Dalbar Statistic” 5. The Birth of Our AdvisorLink ® Program 6. Hard to Admit We’re Not Experts...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Foreign exchange for business - the way it should be Is your business among the many small-to-midsized businesses looking for a better alternative for sending or receiving international payments? Well, solution found. With EverBank, a proven global...
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In This Issue: Investors Pause For The Election Events, Not Politics, Will Dictate Policy Many Investments Are Politically Neutral These Stocks Look Particularly Promising Most Blue Chip Stocks Are Still Attractive The “Magnetism” Of Fundamental Values With Blue Chips, Size Also Matters The...
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In This Issue: Europe’s Debt Crisis Tops A Long List Of Worries Long Term Investors Can Profit From Today’s Lower Prices Smart Investors Play Both Ends Of America's Income Divide The Bottom Line The stock market remained volatile over the past month as investors struggled to determine...
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In This Issue: All Eyes Are On The Fed Ben Bernanke’s Dilemma The Best Strategy For Investors Energy Still Looks Like A Long Term Slam Dunk Technology Stocks Are Bouncing Back The Bottom Line This Month Over the past month, the stock market shrugged off some of the most troubling news we’ve...
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In This Issue: Stocks Are Overdue For A Correction Lock In Your Profits With Stop-Loss Orders Long-Term Investors Will Welcome A Wall Street Sale Inflation Is Baaaaack! The Bottom Line Since our last newsletter in mid-January, the stock market continued its heartwarming advance. The Dow crossed the psychologically...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. The Erratic Course of Treasury Bonds 2. The Next “Lost Decade?” 3. How to Capitalize on Rising and Falling Yields 4. Attend Our Free Long-Term T-Bond Webinar Introduction Should you invest in long-term US Treasury bonds now? It’s a good question since many investors...
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Forecasts & Trends
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Gary D. Halbert
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08-04-2010
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Filed under: Gary D. Halbert, Financial Planning, Investing Strategies, Investment Scams, Gary D.Halbert, Investment Strategies, Halbert Wealth Management, Financial Stability Plan, Bonds, Investor Behavior, Investment Risks, Investors
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IN THIS ISSUE: Fiduciary Standard of Care vs. Suitability Why Does it Matter? Goldman Hearings Revitalize the Fiduciary Discussion Fiduciary Standard Isn't Infallible There's No Substitute for “Due Diligence” Introduction No, I'm not writing an E-Letter that you're going to...
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How Should We Then Invest? Those Wild And Crazy Analysts The Evidence for Investor Overreaction Stock Prices Are In Our Heads Or, Maybe Investors Are Just Head Cases Can We Actually Predict Earnings? Buffett versus Grantham Back to 1974? Home Again and a New Home Warren Buffett says buy. Jeremy Grantham...
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Thoughts From The Frontline
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John Mauldin
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10-27-2008
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Filed under: Analysts, Bear Market, Investors, GDP, Consumer Spending, Warren Buffet, Investing, Economic Outlook, Bullseye Investing, Economic Crisis, Index Funds, Jeremy Grantham, Crestmont Research
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Introduction "Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau. I do not feel there will be soon if ever a 50 or 60 point break from present levels, such as they have predicted. I expect to see the stock market a good deal higher within a few months." - Dr. Irving Fisher...
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Introduction This week I let you peek over my shoulder while I try to find some new money managers. Like the old army ad, I am looking for a few good men and women who have figured out some part of the investment world. How does one go about the task of finding and sorting? How can we figure out who...