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November 15, 2015 Large Cap 2 Comments

3 Must-Own Large-Cap Stocks

November 13, 2015 Large Cap No Comments

The S&P 500 May Be Warning Us About Large-Cap Stocks

November 7, 2015 Large Cap No Comments

AbbVie Topped XBI’s Large-Cap Space

AbbVie Topped XBI’s Large-Cap Space The large-cap holdings of XBI include Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX), Alexion Pharmaceuticals (ALXN), and Celgene (CELG), which gave returns of 1.8%, 2.7%, and 3.7%, respectively. Out of the 12 stocks, 11 stocks ended positively while one stock went down … Continue reading at finance.yahoo.com Hot Stocks Drove Winning Mutual Funds Last […]

November 5, 2015 Large Cap No Comments

5 Large-Cap Stocks Surging with Great Momentum

5 Large-Cap Stocks Surging with Great Momentum For instance, small-cap stocks, with their comparatively deeper … Hence, we will focus on large-caps, which are big, established companies in the stock market, and have been around for a while. By virtue of their dominant market position, global … Continue reading at zacks.com The 4 Best Mid-Cap […]

November 3, 2015 Large Cap 10 Comments

November’s Top Large-Cap, Mid-Cap And Small-Cap CCC Stocks

November’s Top Large-Cap, Mid-Cap And Small-Cap CCC Stocks At the beginning of each month, David Fish publishes his lists of Dividend Champions, Challengers and Contenders, known affectionately as the CCC list by SA members. These lists contain substantial and detailed information about stock performance … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com DEUTSCHE: Here are 32 great stocks […]

October 30, 2015 Large Cap No Comments

Multiply Your Returns: 5 Large-Cap Stocks Set to Top Earnings

Multiply Your Returns: 5 Large-Cap Stocks Set to Top Earnings Earnings releases create quite a stir in the investment space. While companies strive to gain investors confidence through various initiatives, what ultimately counts is the company’s earnings performance compared to market expectations. Even the market … Continue reading at zacks.com A Big Rally Descends on […]

October 26, 2015 Large Cap 11 Comments

Why Is the Large-Cap Tech Sector Recording Gains?

Why Is the Large-Cap Tech Sector Recording Gains? Technology large-cap stocks had a large gain on Friday Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT), and Apple (AAPL) are some of the top holdings in the large-cap technology sector (QQQ). These stock have shown sudden increases in the last few days, mainly due to these companies’ better-than-expected […]

October 26, 2015 Large Cap No Comments

5 Best-Rated Large-Cap Growth Mutual Funds for High Returns

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Another advantage that 4x has over stocks is the advantage of trading focus. Instead of having to choose between over 4,000 stocks you can deal with 4 main currency pairs. Any good business person knows that focusing on too many things is a recipe for financial disaster and this can hold equally true in the stock market. A stock trader also must grapple with the time issue doing research on all those potential stocks presents. It is also much easier to become familiar with 4 things as opposed to 4,000 things. Focus is the name of the game and 4x trading makes it much easier to do so.

The old Chinese curse, "may you live in interesting times", has particular relevance to the current epoch of U.S. history. There's a lot going on right now, much of it scary. Major investors around the world are responding to the events of our perilous age by sinking their dollars, deutschmarks and yen into gold, silver and palladium; Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and billionaire speculator George Soros to name but a few. Big financial institutions like the Central Banks of Russia and China are also leaping onto the metals bandwagon driving the price of these precious commodities ever higher.

"The housing bubble will burst rather than gradually deflate, following the rapid and violent pattern of decline of nearly every financial bubble throughout history," Lubaszka says. "Higher interest rates negatively impact not only the health of the housing market but other economic segments as well. The stock market takes a hit because higher rates make it more costly for companies to pay for debt. Higher rates hurt corporate profit margins and reduce stock value, bad news given the deep debt situation so many companies are in today."