Dow Rally Below Average In Duration & Magnitude
It may come as a surprise to many investors, but the current Dow Jones Industrial Average rally as compared to past rallies back to 1900. is below average in duration and below average in magnitude of the advance. This post contains a chart…
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No surprise. The ECB leaves interest rates unchanged.
about 3 days ago - 1 comment
No surprise. The ECB leaves interest rates unchanged. Join the conversation about this story »
Is this a key turnover day for all markets?
about 4 days ago - No comments
This may be a key turnover day for all markets. Specifically, the EURO, DOW, and CRUDE are now registering “NO CONFIDENCE” on the previous DOWNTREND signal and really only has to hold in this range to turn the signals. Price to look out for on the EURO is 1.2745 and the DOW is 10149.71. Of [...]
Pop! Stocks Soar As Investors Cheer U.S. Manufacturing Report
about 4 days ago - 1 comment
Markets are celebrating the latest news on U.S. manufacturing: The Dow is up 2.3%, while the Australian dollar has gained 2% against the greenback. Go to Source
Afternoon Reading: Surprise! Obama Makes Hedge Fund Unhappy
about 5 days ago - 1 comment
A round of the top stories of the afternoon. Go to Source
What Is Wrong With J.P. Morgan?
about 5 days ago - 2 comments
August wasn’t kind to J.P. Morgan Chase. The nearly 10% decline in the stock puts it among worst-performing names in a down month for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, according to preliminary data. Go to Source
Dow Slips Beneath 10,000 — Again
about 5 days ago - 1 comment
The Dow is battling to end August above 10,000. So far, it doesn’t look good. Go to Source
After Ugly Early Action, Markets Nearly Back To Even
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Just a heads up. After a very ugly night in Japan (that for awhile was pummeling US futures) things have steadied a bit in the US. For now. Markets are still lower, but the Dow is just off 10, and basically sitting right at 10,000 again. Join the conversation about this story »
When Markets Decline On Light Volume Watch Out!
about 5 days ago - 1 comment
In March 2009, the S&P 500, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average found a low and staged a sharp recovery rally into April 2010. Throughout that time that the market rallied higher the volume was extremely light. However, when the stock market indexes had corrections in June 2009, and January 2010, the volume on the [...]
Europe: Risky Assets For Sale!
about 5 days ago - No comments
Traders in London and elsewhere in Europe are playing catch-up after the Dow declined 1.4% on Monday. Go to Source
Anglo Irish Bank Reports Massive $10.3 Billion First-Half Loss
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This was expected to be big, but the number highlights the hit that the Irish public balance sheet is taking with its support for the banks… Anglo Irish Bank has just posted an 8.2 Billion EUR ($10.3 Billion) first-half loss. According to Dow Jones, the loss includes about $6.0 billion in impairment charges and $4.4 [...]
about 5 months ago
The DJ industrial Average takes is a free floating weighted average of the 50 largest US companies in the Industrial Sector. Each company is weighted by its market cap (Market cap = price of share x number of shares authorised) so a company worth $100bn will be worth 10x more than a $10bn one in the index.
So the first number 8629 is the value of the top 50 stocks by how much they have increased by since the index started. If you put $100 in the index when it started it would now be worth $8,629 (dividends not included).
The second number is by how many points the index has moved by in the day and the third number is the percentage movement for the day.
about 5 months ago
average size
about 5 months ago
The market bottom was 7392 on November 21st.
about 5 months ago
Approximately $60. Save it. He will eventually be in the Hall of Fame and this will be a nice souvenir to have.
about 4 months ago
They usually start to produce pre milk at about 5 months pregnant. The real milk comes in about 24-36 hours after birth.The body will keep producing milk for up to 3 years if the mother breast feeds.The milk will dry up in about 2-3 Weeks after birth if she chooses not to breast feed the baby.
about 3 months ago
regret don't know where you live, in France the bigger DIY stores sell this type of product to use for house/loft insulation
about 2 months ago
Part 1:
µ = NIA = 15 turns x 2 A x (π x (0.01 m)²) = 9.42 x 10^-3 A·m²
Part 2:
τ = µ x B = (9.42 x 10^-3 A·m²) x 0.3 T = 2.83 x 10^-3 N·m
about 1 month ago
Well, it hurts. But it's bearable. If you didn't experience that much pain from your other piercings, it's unlikely this one is going to blow your mind. I had two helixes done on my left ear before I got my industrial done on the right. Because of the shape of my ear the top part ended up quite close to my head where the cartilage is quite thick and it was quite painful. But it's definately managable, especially for the cool piercing you end up with! I would recommend that you get it all lined up like you're getting an industrial but then pierce with two seperate barbels…heals much quicker and doesn't put as much pressure on the fresh piercing.
Good luck!