During Massive Sell-Offs, Triple-Leverage ETFs Look Nuts With NYSE Circuit Breakers
During market sell-offs, market crashes and periods of major uncertainty, triple-leverage exchange traded funds become the most battered of all.
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Newest first · Page 211Bonds Versus Stocks in a Sell-Off, via ETFs
Any time there is a major sell-off in stock, bonds usually are the beneficiary. The problem this time around is that interest rates are already so low.
Merrill Lynch Has 3 Top Stocks to Buy Into Extreme Market Weakness
In a new research report, Merrill Lynch is positive on three distinctly different companies that make good sense for investors to look at now. All three are rated Buy and are suitable for aggressive…
The Shanghai Carnage
24/7 Wall St. has taken a few key exchange traded funds and stocks from the Chinese markets that are representative of the recent plunge.
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: BofA, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Comerica, Nike, Vital Therapies and Many More
Monday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Bank of America, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Comerica, Nike and Vital Therapies.
Americans’ Perception of Oil Industry at 12-Year High: Gallup
There is nothing like low gasoline prices to change the way Americans view the oil and gas industry.
4 Defensive Stocks to Buy for Continued Market Volatility
In a new research report, the technical team at RBC highlight stocks and sectors that are working and are clearly safer than crowded momentum stocks.
US Foreclosure Inventory at 8-Year Low
The total U.S. inventory of foreclosed properties is down more than 24% year over year in July to just 1.4% of mortgaged properties.
The Net Worth of Each Presidential Candidate
thinkstock.com The U.S. presidential election is by far the most expensive political race in the world, especially when compared with countries that have strict regulations on campaign funding and expenses. While campaigns are exceedingly…
US Stocks Brace for Brutal Sell-Off at Open
The forces that crushed the Shanghai Composite and then major European indexes appear ready to spread to U.S. markets.
Oil Plunges Below $39, With No Bottom in Sight
After a price recovery that took crude oil prices to over $60 in June from $46 at the start of the year, the price has collapsed again.
Where Will Warren Buffett Put Money as Markets Collapse?
Where will the most brilliant investor in the world put his money if the markets collapse? Perhaps into some of the safe harbor stocks he already holds.
Worry US Markets May Drop 3% at Open
If the America market performs like those of Europe, the open in the United States could be down as much as 3%.
European Markets Open Down 3%, Could Move to US
Major markets in Europe opened down 3% and then recovered slightly. The worry now is whether the sell-off will extend to the United States again.
World Markets Collapse, Shanghai Down 8%, Europe Slides at Open
ThinkstockWorld markets continued the collapse that began late last week. The Shanghai Composite dropped over 8%. The Nikkei was off off 4.6%. In Europe, the FTSE and DAX fell over 2% at the open.…