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SLEY Capital Advisors L.P.
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SLEY Capital Advisors L.P. Blog is a blog for the leading Southeastern Wisconsin financial advisory firm. Blog provides daily market analysis, financial, and investment advice.
- Added on: Oct 24th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: William L.
- Listed in: Finance Investing
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Markets Still In Correction Mode, Stay On Defense
Major indices have been in a large correction this past week. This should not be new to our readers, because we have warned of this correction a few times in the past couple of months. As an update though, we are still moderately bearish on the marke...
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Lag Of the Curve, May Strike An Investment Nerve
Have a look at this chart:What does this show? It shows something very interesting, and that you should be aware of as an investor. Above is a comparison of the 3-month, 5-year, 10-year, and 30-year treasury yields beginning in 1994.What is its signi...
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Analysis Of Several Major Markets
Major stock price indexes have been declining for the recent trading sessions.S&P 500 (SPX) Cash Index tested Potential Support: 1089.99 is the Gann 12.5% retracement of the 2009-2010 range, and 1089.86 is the actual low of Tuesday, 1/26/2010. IS...
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Quick Way To Boost Your Investment Expertise
You do not trade or invest in the markets, no one does. Now that might sound surprising to many of you. But what you really trade or invest in are your or someone else s beliefs about the market. Furthermore, your ability to do so i...
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Concept of Intermarket Analysis
Intuitively, investors and traders know that many markets are interrelated. They realize that a development that affects one market is likely to have repercussions in other markets. No market is isolated in today's global financial system. However, t...
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What Is More Important Than Being Right In Investing?
Here is a list of the major methods of trading or investing: Trend following – If you buy what’s going up, it will probably continue. Value Investing – Buy what’s undervalued because it will eventually become overvalued. Seas...
