So, with many countries trying to get their fiscal affairs in order, the potential for genuine economic growth (in a year or two) is being cultivated. If this came to fruition, then laggards within the Dow Jones Industrial Average should improve, and ...

And that brings me back to what Benny was saying on two days ago. Just a few weeks ... If there is a correction - which there could be and there should be - it could be a few hundred Dow points or it could be few thousand Dow points. Look at what Japan ...

... U.S. economy continues to increase, and we have witnessed an explosion in the ranks of the �working poor� in recent years.

Yet here we are, working our way through our third set of bubbles in less than two decades, which must be some sort of world record.

To say the very least, looking at inflation data from the last two months (March and April), it is still too early to say if the U.S.

You can earn a yield of 0.23% on a two-year U.S. Treasury, 0.79% for five years, 1.90% for 10 years, and up to 3.13% if you extend it to 30 years.

Companies in the key stock indices aren't really earning more; rather, it appears they are making more because of two financial maneuvers: cost-cutting and stock buybacks.

John Whitefoot: It's been strange watching the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX:.DJI) and S&P 500 ... This ETF seeks a return that corresponds to twice the inverse (-2 times) of the daily performance of the Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate Index ...

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In conversations with my portfolio management peers, mutual fund managers, clients and subscribers of late, to a person, the professionals, as well as most of our clients and subscribers, are befuddled by the aimlessness and/or freneticism of the ...