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Crash Guru Warns The Dow Could Plunge To 14,800

... crashes to his name — all of them called days, or even weeks, in advance. (He told CNBC viewers, for example, that the August 2015 “Flash Crash” was coming 18 days before it hit.) He’s also made prescient calls on gold and crude oil. And he’s extremely concerned about what this year could bring for investors. “The timeline is rapidly approaching” for the next potential Dow meltdown, said Jadeja, who shares his techniques via workshops and seminars. Timelines are at the heart of his predictions, which he bases on repeating cycles in the market that are connected to specific times. “People need to look for three things,” Jadeja told Market Watch in a late-January interview and follow-up conversations. “Price, pattern, and. time. You can get the price pattern wrong, but if you get in at the right time, the other two don’t matter.”. He sees 2017 as littered with pitfalls for the Dow DJIA, -1.14%  . Below is his so-called “timelines” chart of the stock index, defined by green horizontal lines. He’s currently on the lookout for the benchmark to approach that upper green line, which represents a range of 21,800 to 22,000. Sandy Jadeja. The chart shows how the ...

Forex, Dow Jones Levels

... 135.08, 139.92, 141.46 and 144.00 ( added on May 12, 2008). Next levels: 149.06, 151.88, 154.13, 157.36, 159.46, 162.00, 169.87 and 172.13 (added on July 04, 2008). Forex, Dow Jones Levels: March 21 ,2017. Add a Comment. Comment Guidelines. We encourage you to use comments to engage with users, share your perspective and ask questions of authors and each other. However, in order to maintain the high level of discourse we’ve all come to value and expect, please keep the following criteria in mind. Enrich the conversation. Stay focused and on track. Only post material that’s relevant to the topic being discussed. Be respectful. Even negative opinions can be framed positively and diplomatically. Use standard writing style. Include punctuation and upper and lower cases. NOTE: Spam and/or promotional messages and links within a comment will be ...

Dow Jones Industrial Average Loses Post-fed Momentum

... reacted to pressure from healthcare and utility shares. Additionally, traders parsed President Donald Trump's fiscal 2018 budget proposal, which put forth massive cuts throughout the federal government. Continue reading for more on today's market, including. VIX options haven't been this popular since 2015. 3 oil stocks with upside potential. Options traders continue to second-guess Snap stock. Plus, one gold bug banks a big post-Fed profit; Netflix options traders make a rare appearance; and the drug stock that jumped 37%. The  Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA - 20,934.55) closed down 15.6 points, or 0.07%. Nineteen of 30 Dow stocks settled in the red, paced by Du Pont's 1.1% drop. IBM shares led the advancers, gaining 0.8%. The  S&P 500 Index (SPX - 2,381.38) gave back 3.9 points, or 0.2%, while the Nasdaq Composite ...

30 Years Of Dow Jones Musical Chairs

... hold was the best way to profit. I review 5 of those who lost their seat at the table to see where they are today. 30 years ago on March 12, 1987, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (NYSEARCA: DIA ) updated its list of 30 companies which make up the index. On that particular day, two current stalwarts joined the mix; The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO ) and The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA ). How many do you think remain in the index today from three decades ago. Less than half…12. At first glance that looks pretty damning. If the preeminent companies included in that vaunted index don't have staying power, how does that instill confidence in investors? Would a buy and hold investor truly go broke purchasing shares of each company directly. I wrote a few posts recently outlining some of the reasons why I never sell. In one of the posts, I offered Coca-Cola as the quintessential example why anytime would be a bad time to sell (whereas anytime is a good time for a sip) the stock. I could have chosen many other companies but since ...

Dow Jones Industrials Close At 21,000 For 1st Time

... 2.46 percent from 2.40 percent late Tuesday. Strong gains in major global stock indexes overnight and into early Wednesday hinted at the possibility of another milestone day for Wall Street. Better-than-expected company earnings and outlooks from Lowe's, Big 5 Sporting Goods and other companies also helped give the market a boost. But it is the prospect of more profitable days ahead for Corporate America that encouraged investors to pile into stocks. On Tuesday night, Trump struck a less confrontational tone than usual and steered away from dramatically negative descriptions of the state of the U. S. economy. Trump also reaffirmed his pledges to reform taxes, slash red tape and ramp up spending on defense and infrastructure projects, though his remarks offered few new policy specifics. The proposed reforms have helped send U. S. stock benchmarks to record highs in the weeks since the election in November. "The market has shifted from being worried about lower growth for longer, to expecting more growth sooner rather than later," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer for Cornerstone Financial Partners. ...

Dow Up For 10th Straight Day, 21k In Reach

... 6:30 a.m. ET Feb. 23, 2017 | Updated 6:14 p.m. ET Feb. 23, 2017. This is what you need to know before the market opens: The Dow Jones closed Wednesday at 20,775, notching its ninth straight day with a record finish. That marks its longest record-making streak in 30 years. Video provided by The Street Newslook. Traders Patrick Casey, left, and Peter Tuchman work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2017. Declines in energy and industrial stocks are leading U. S. indexes slightly lower in early trading as the market comes off a record closing high the day before. (Photo: Richard Drew, AP). 13375 CONNECT TWEET 14 LINKEDIN 102 COMMENTEMAILMORE. The streaky Dow on Thursday did what it hasn’t done in nearly four years: Finish higher for 10 consecutive trading days. The Dow Jones industrial average hasn’t finished in the red since Feb. 8 — the day before President Trump promised a tax cut plan would be announced in a few weeks. On Thursday, the ...

Dow Jones Tries A Millennial Finance Site, Moneyish

... finance team would often peg its work to the day’s or week’s news, and at Shar’s direction, the site began experimenting with pieces that were a little more irreverent, a little more expressly aimed at its social media audience, and a bit further removed from Market Watch’s core voice. “We were trying to expand,” Shar said. Register now. Those pieces consistently outperformed expectations, and before long Shar began thinking that it would be better if those pieces, and others like it, had their own place to live.“It should have been in an environment where the reader expected to see something besides tried-and-true market stories,” Shar said. And so the wheels began turning, and on Monday, Moneyish launches as a finished product that looks and feel very different from Market Watch, as well as the rest of the DJMG portfolio. It has a mobile-focused design, and big plans not just for video but also for comics and illustrations. It’s also launching with several recurring series, including “Buy Cycle,” a comic strip about the relationships people have with their purchases ...

Has The Dow Jones Industrial Average Hit Its Speed Limit

... Of The Day seems rather appropriate (not to mention it was #Trendline Wednesday !). Over the course of its now 8-year cyclical bull market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has traveled within a rising trend channel. That merely means that prices have been contained between two similarly-sloped rising trendlines. It certainly is not uncommon for a security or index to rise at a consistent pace such that its periodic troughs find support at the same upward-sloping trendline below it. It is somewhat unusual, however, for prices to maintain such a slope for as lengthy a period as 8 years. It is especially unusual for a price series to maintain the pace of its rise for 8 years such that its periodic peaks also reached a constant sloping uptrend line above it. To accomplish such a feat, prices essentially need to overcome the forces of gravity, from a price and time standpoint. Typically, that pace of advance is only seen in true, parabolic bubble-type scenarios. Yet, that is exactly what the DJIA has achieved, even up to the present time. As the ...

Weak Transports Issue A Warning For The Dow Jones Industrial Average

... in History. So if the real economy is slowing, maybe that’s a harbinger of a rough road ahead for stocks. Is the economy slowing? GDPNow, a forecasting model used by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, thinks so. Take a look …. The GDPNow model forecast for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the first quarter of 2017 was 0.9% on March 16. Holy moly, that’s pathetic. Tax cuts will only get you so far. To support the kind of run-up we’ve seen in the Dow and S&P 500 so far, at some point, we’ll need growth in both the economy and earnings. So the Transports may indeed have good reason to cry a warning. And investors may be wise to take it to heart. A tradeable correction may be in the future. Consider yourself warned. The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF ( NYSE: DIA ) was trading at $209.15 ...