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Time to be Bullish?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | September 3, 2010 .

Time to be Bullish? Investors May Get Their Chance to Go Long as some think this is a good time to be bullish… The summer might be ending, but the volatility continued yesterday, as shares prolonged the large gains made on Wednesday. And a late afternoon rally took prices towards the higher with the day [...]

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Betrayed on Bank Reform: 3 Ways Our Leaders Stabbed Us in the Back

Posted by Eric LeRiche | July 14, 2010 .

OUR CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS WERE ON A MISSION. They have been provided with an opportunity to cut through the misogynistic absurdity and move around one fundamental purpose — to protect the US Taxpayer from ever again being the unwilling recipient of a financial raping of the magnitude that we experienced at the hands of America’s bankers [...]

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Markets are Crashing Again! Are You Ready this Time?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | July 1, 2010 .

Did you ever hear the old saying: “Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me!”? Unless you were already a sophisticated investor, I’m sure you suffered some significant losses last year and I’m sure you’ve asked yourself: “what could have I done and what can I do to avoid such a [...]

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Why would people want to invest in the stock market?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | June 27, 2010 .

Correct 0.8% of the Time asked: I am doing an econ essay and I need many advantages and disadvantages of investing in the stock market. Thanks.Gen Beaudoin

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How can I start investing in the stock market with a maximum of $ 250 available. Which broker you recommend?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | June 11, 2010 .

Not A Daydreamer asked: I am just looking a way for extra income. I don’t trust the stock market and myself too much and I am kind of short of money now. That’s why i can only afford $250 to start. But if I am doing well, I’d put more money into it. So help [...]

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Proof you can`t trust Wall Street analysts

Posted by Eric LeRiche | May 28, 2010 .

(Taken from taipan publishing) Traditional Wall Street analysts are insane. Not all of them, but the vast majority it seems. Either that, or maybe they are just fools. I don’t care about tailored suits or impressive credentials or number-crunching prowess. A guy (or gal) can sport an expensive suit and a fancy pedigree and still [...]

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Upcoming trading week forecast

Posted by Eric LeRiche | May 17, 2010 .

The overall technical condition of the major indexes continues to deteriorate. We are a little oversold on an intraday basis but not on a daily basis. Charts suggest downside to near the 200 day moving averages of the major indexes. (NYSE composite broke below it friday.) For the S&P 500, that stands at 1100 today. [...]

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More Banks are being Investigated…

Posted by Eric LeRiche | May 13, 2010 .

U.S. authorities are expanding their probes of past mortgage securities deals, with New York’s attorney general opening an investigation into whether eight banks misled rating agencies, a source familiar with the matter said. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo’s office on Wednesday served subpoenas on four U.S. banks and four European lenders, the source said. [...]

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Markets snap back but for how long?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | May 10, 2010 .

Last week I noted, “…high-flying stock markets are looking more and more vulnerable.” I wrote, “…resistance appears significant. Volatility (fear) is returning in a potentially big way. It’s not here yet; and that increases the likelihood of lower prices to come. Global markets are reflecting a reprise of contagion distress. I continue to suspect equities [...]

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Possible Scenario for Thursday`s Market Crash

Posted by Eric LeRiche | May 8, 2010 .

Down 1,000 points at its worst, the Dow recovered to a 350-point loss on the day. And all because “M” is just a hair too close to “B” on a standard American keyboard, we’re told. The story goes that a trader at a major firm perhaps mistyped a trade as “billions” rather than “millions.” Word [...]

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