The stock market seemed to be bombarded last week by earnings and economic reports, so Monday's US market holiday should be a relief for many investors. The news overnight from China reported that their GDP grew at a lower than expected rate of 7.7%. This depressed some of the Asian markets, while the Euro indices are showing little change. The pervasive bullishness of late 2013 seems to have been dampened by the sideways ranges in the major averages, so far, in 2014. A further lowering of the b...
The stock market seemed to be bombarded last week by earnings and economic reports, so Monday's US market holiday should be a relief for many investors. The news overnight from China reported that their GDP grew at a lower than expected rate of 7.7%. This depressed some of the Asian markets, while the Euro indices are showing little change. The pervasive bullishness of late 2013 seems to have been dampened by the sideways ranges in the major averages, so far, in 2014. A further lowering of the b...
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