European shares and all of the ten Major Indexes (AEX, ASE, ATX, BEL, CAC, DAX, IGBM, ISE, MIBTEL & PSI) ended higher today in anticipation of a plethora of political, economic and corporate results. With two green lights and a UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy stocks long if…
Concerns over global growth led European shares and all of the ten Major Indexes (AEX, ASE, ATX, BEL, CAC, DAX, IGBM, ISE, MIBTEL & PSI) to a lower close today. With three yellow lights and a UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy stocks long only if the market is…
Green lights began to make their way back into the Color Guard this week and the Price of the VVC/EU continued to move higher. Overall, it gained €0.72 per share to end the week at €66.72 per share and the Primary Wave remains Up. Furthermore, our other key indicators, the RT,…
European shares and nine of the ten Major Indexes (AEX, ASE, ATX, BEL, CAC, DAX, IGBM, ISE, MIBTEL & PSI) closed higher today after results from chipmaker STMicro gave technology shares a boost. With three green lights and a UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy stocks long if the…
Despite several downtrodden earnings reports and concerns about global growth, European shares and six of the ten Major Indexes (AEX, ASE, ATX, BEL, CAC, DAX, IGBM, ISE, MIBTEL & PSI) managed to close higher. With two green lights and a UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy stocks long if…
Concerns over global growth hit the markets and led European shares and eight of the ten Major Indexes (AEX, ASE, ATX, BEL, CAC, DAX, IGBM, ISE, MIBTEL & PSI) to a close lower today. With three yellow lights and a UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy stocks long only…
European shares and seven of the ten Major Indexes (AEX, ASE, ATX, BEL, CAC, DAX, IGBM, ISE, MIBTEL & PSI) ended lower today following the release of weak Chinese fourth quarter GDP data. With three yellow lights and a UpUp situation Prudent Investors may buy stocks long only if…
?.Written by Susan HayesCulletonI’ve been watching the Brexit discussion very closely for four years now and I read a thread last week on Twitter arguing if “no deal” was actually a deal of a different sort. Of course, the answer is that “no deal” is the absence of a deal…