... steady stream of money printing. Later in the session after the Fed minutes were released, the rush to buy was replaced with a rush to sell as traders began to believe Fed tapering was coming sooner rather than later.

If the Dow reaches 17,000, the advance would be 29.73%�nearly twice the current gain of around 15.35% at the end of May. Reaching that advance will not be easy, though.

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John Whitefoot: For months I've been asking if the red-hot stock market has gotten too far ahead of itself. Between December 31, 2012 and May 22, 2013, the S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.

It's interesting to note that since May 22, when the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting minutes hinted that the Federal Reserve may start to pull back on its quantitative easing as early as June, the stock markets around the world haven't ...

The main impact of quantitative easing has been to release short-lived bouts of demand sufficient to prompt bounces on the order of 1-2 quarters, followed by fresh deterioration, and a fresh round of QE. Still, each dip has had a lower trough, and a ...

George Leong: Wall Street reclaimed its merry ways on Tuesday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX:.DJI) surged over 200 points in the first hour of trading, while strong small-cap buying pushed the Russell 2000 up over two percent to above ...

For example, the SentimenTrader Smart/Dumb Money Index is now the lowest that it has been in more than two years. The smart money ... Earnings per share for the Dow Jones industrial average have flatlined and the price has taken off,� Kee said. �There ...

Very long topping tails can be an important warning sign that supply is coming into the market and could forewarn that future price candles will be more bearish.

Based on how artificially far the Fed has driven this rally, this should be a quite significant decline, possibly even filling the gap from January 2. If one has retirement funds invested in the general stock market I think after four years and a 153 ...