Economic News
Eagle Eye Opener: Germany Cuts 2013 Economic Growth Forecast; J.P. Morgan Outperforms Q4 Projections; Apple’s Share Price Falls Again
Germany's government had predicted 2013 growth of about 1 percent but more than halved it to .4 percent...
Eagle Eye Opener: Stay ahead of Investing Flash Mobs; Need to Improve Job Skills Aids Strayer; GM Eyes Redesign of Chevy Brands as Way to Juice Sales
As an investor, your best bet is staying at least one step ahead of a Flash Mob herd...
Eagle Eye Opener: Global Recovery Begins; U.S. Powers China’s Exports; Samsung May Entice Investors
Paced by good news from the planet’s two largest economies, global indexes moved higher yesterday and continue on...
Daily Data Flow: Jobs Report Boosts Stocks; Post Office Needs New Bailout; Oil Futures Gain
U.S. stocks rose, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to the highest level since December 2007, after...
Eagle Eye Opener: ‘Goldilocks’ Number; Wall Street Guessed Wrong; Service Firms Grow
The December jobs report showed the economy added 155,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate ticked up...
Daily Data Flow: U.S. Stocks Fall; Private Sector Jobs Surge; Fed Is Wary of Stimulus Side Effects
U.S. stocks fell, erasing earlier gains, after Federal Reserve policy makers said at the latest meeting they probably...
Eagle Eye Opener: One Expert Likes Gold and Equities; Wheat Prices Hit Seven-Month High; U.S. Manufacturers Rebound
With the fiscal cliff agreement safely finished, many U.S. investors now believe that smooth sailing lies ahead for...
PowerTrend Brief: One Eye on “Fiscal Cliff” Conversations, another on PowerTrend Data Points
The last week of the year tends to be a quiet one, but that was not the case...
Eagle Eye Opener: U.S. Retail Sales Growth Slows; China Spends Way out of Slump; Volkswagon to Battle GM in China
Investors in U.S. retail company stocks ended the year with a lump of coal in their stockings as...
PowerTrend Brief: Sharpening the Investing Pencil Heading into 2013
The last five trading days of the year tend to be reflective ones for investors as they look...