Regardless of whether they were asked about equities, real estate, or gold, the results showed that across the board, investors are buying once again, notes Chair and CEO Kim Githler, after unveiling the results of MoneyShow's latest investor sentiment survey.
Adrian Day, president of Adrian Day Asset Management, shares his analysis of the bond market and what he suggests for those investors looking for income.
In this risk-subsidized environment, it's no wonder that longstanding market trends are being upended, not least the rules on traditional sector rotation, writes MoneyShow's Howard R. Gold.
The market continues on full throttle, despite a tepid economic recovery, although investors would do wise to keep track of the change in market-leading sectors, says Jon Markman of Strategic Advantage.
The stock market has been rallying since 2009, and while it would be normal to think this bull market could end soon, traders should guard against that belief, counsels Greg Capra of Pristine Capital Holdings, Inc.
Probably not as long as investors are sure central bankers will keep pumping money into the financial system. But keep an eye on fixed-income markets for signs that such confidence is waning, writes MoneyShow's Jim Jubak.
Stimulus-addicted markets are driving riskier practices that could make the next crash, when it comes, substantially worse than the 2000 and 2007 bubbles, says Harry Dent.
MoneyShow's Jim Jubak shares his insights on what he thinks is really driving the stock market higher, and what that may eventually mean to investors in the weeks ahead.
Gold, Energies, Agriculture, Technology and Consumer stocks all have a tendency to move during this time frame into late July. Join John Person as he...