11–20 of 289 posts
"Stocks have been in a sideways struggle since the Standard & Poor’s 500 last peaked on Jan. 26." Is this really true? Almost every single stock I've been tracking has just been going up this year, especially the tech ones. Even ones with decreasing revenues like GoPro.
Is there a way to see NY times articles? Hn links to NY times always brings up a pay wall.
> The so-called yield curve is perilously close to predicting a recession — something it has done before with surprising accuracy — and it’s become a big topic on Wall Street. > The yield curve is basically the difference between interest rates on short-term United States government bonds, say, two-year Treasury notes, and long-term government bonds, like 10-year Treasury notes. > Typically, when an economy seems in…
"Stocks have been in a sideways struggle since the Standard & Poor’s 500 last peaked on Jan. 26." Is this really true? Almost every single stock I've been tracking has just been going up this year, especially the tech ones. Even ones with decreasing revenues like GoPro.
GE has been in freefall: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GE?p=GE&.tsrc=fin-srch
Honeywell has basically been stagnate since January: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HON?p=HON&.tsrc=fin-srch
Same with 3M: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MMM?p=MMM&.tsrc=fin-srch
The S&P500 index as a whole has crept up a little but many of them are struggling.
Edit: I can't figure out how to get it to link to the 5 year charts, which is how I was looking at it.
"Stocks have been in a sideways struggle since the Standard & Poor’s 500 last peaked on Jan. 26." Is this really true? Almost every single stock I've been tracking has just been going up this year, especially the tech ones. Even ones with decreasing revenues like GoPro.
Ford has been sliding for 5 years: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/F?ql=1&p=F GE has been in freefall: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GE?p=GE&.tsrc=fin-srch Honeywell has basically been stagnate since January: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HON?p=HON&.tsrc=fin-srch Same with 3M: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MMM?p=MMM&.tsrc=fin-srch The S&P500 index as a whole has crept up a little but many of them are struggling…
Edit: Yep, Walgreens also not much higher vs 5 years ago.
"Stocks have been in a sideways struggle since the Standard & Poor’s 500 last peaked on Jan. 26." Is this really true? Almost every single stock I've been tracking has just been going up this year, especially the tech ones. Even ones with decreasing revenues like GoPro.
"Milk has been in a sideways struggle since January 26. Carrots, too."
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Ford has been sliding for 5 years: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/F?ql=1&p=F GE has been in freefall: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GE?p=GE&.tsrc=fin-srch Honeywell has basically been stagnate since January: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HON?p=HON&.tsrc=fin-srch Same with 3M: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MMM?p=MMM&.tsrc=fin-srch The S&P500 index as a whole has crept up a little but many of them are struggling…
What about Walgreens (with their recent replacement of GE on the DJIA)? Edit: Yep, Walgreens also not much higher vs 5 years ago. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/WBA?p=WBA
Also hadn't seen that news. Interesting.
> The so-called yield curve is perilously close to predicting a recession — something it has done before with surprising accuracy — and it’s become a big topic on Wall Street. > The yield curve is basically the difference between interest rates on short-term United States government bonds, say, two-year Treasury notes, and long-term government bonds, like 10-year Treasury notes. > Typically, when an economy seems in…