Market History Archives - Page 180 of 205

Interesting historical comparison, from S&P via Barrons (long excerpt): The Bull’s Fourth Year Here’s how sectors within...

The always interesting Alan Abelson makes some less than encouraging comparisons between the present sentiment levels and those of...

Among individual investors, David Swensen isn’t a household name. But he is an icon in the world of big institutional money...

Barron’s agrees with our assessment that, CPI not withstanding, there is actually some inflation out there. Add Oil and Fed...

The task of calculating the enormous damage from Katrina – in Human lives, in property damage, and in economic terms – continues. As...

"Such steep and widespread declines in confidence have typically triggered recessions," though a recession is not...

Wall Street has been sifting through the horrific reports out of the Gulf of Mexico. Their rose-colored glasses allowed them to see...

The DOW has made higher lows and is now in the process of pulling back to its trend line. This is consistent with a minor retracement...

I wanted to address some of the historical comparos as to why the market has been moving higher, despite what is obviosuly (at least to...

This weeks Barron’s has an interesting chart from Sy Harding. If you are unfamiliar with Harding’s work, have a look at his...