U.S. stocks fell broadly Tuesday as anxious investors shifted money into bonds, sending yields to their lowest level in nearly two years. Rising bond prices, which pull yields lower, are typically a sign that traders feel jittery about long-term growth prospects...
Anyone that has ever purchased a stock or bond knows that the market never goes in the same direction forever. This past week was a prime example. Worries about international peace, trade agreements between China and the United States, Uber's IPO...
A quick perusal of the financial press revealed a treasure trove of write-ups on PIMCO’s Richard Clarida, the recently named nominee to be Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Board. Coverage of one Michelle Bowman, nominated the same day to serve as a governor on the Board was, however, scant...
Today on The Bubba Show, Bubba plays his Monday Night Strategy Call. Bubba talks about the current market action and explains what he is looking for in the next couple of days. The markets are breaking down and Bubba feels that we should look for an opportunity to buy some inexpensive options to the long side...
The first month of 2018 is coming to an end and fireworks are expected, between the FED reporting and Facebook earnings, things should get interesting. The markets have reversed course and now look to be headed lower, indicating the tops of the markets are in...
U.S. stocks dropped sharply, hit by worries over rising bond yields, new competition in the health-care sector and rising oil production. The declines were broad-based, hitting shares of everything from energy to financial companies and spooking investors...
