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Global Markets in Review: Stock Market Outlook

Obama or no Obama as the man in charge, the shit is already everywhere. Please can someone please tell us exactly what to do. Predictions has failed, and as long as America is in this mess, the whole world is in trouble. Whatever affects America, affects the whole world, whether negative or positive.

GOD BLESS AMERICA or what else do I say?

17 Stocks to Smooth the Bumpy Road Ahead

A good piece of work put together, but a bad English ( worser) really put some question mark on the integrity of the writer. All the same, your research is okay.

January: Expect Gains

Let us wait and see what Obama and his financial team has in stock for us. One thing I know, which is not a news anyway, is that the American economy has been battered, and is begging to be rescued. If Obama can do this, it will be a welcome development.

Markets Historically Overbought: Dangerous to Enter New Longs Right Now

It is a well known fact that when markets are overbought, it dangerous to enter. This is because, the market has a way of correcting itself of this anomaly. When there is an overbought, the danger is that the novice investor might enter at the wrong price, and get their fingers burnt when the market correction begins.

What Others Are Buying on Weakness

A good research. I like your works here, though investments at this time is only for those that has the mind to endure whatever comes out of it, whether good or bad. Investing in stocks for now is highly risky.

There's Some Good News Behind the Dollar's Rebound

I really don't believe that the US economy will pick up so soon in 2009, With the fall in crude oil price, US might really be happy about it, but what of the other countries like Asia, Africa and Europe? Most of these countries' economies are tied around the oil price in the international markets, and a serious cut in the price of oil, means a lot of things to their own economies. Most of these oil producing countries fix their annual budget on the price of oil, and a continued fall in the prices will negatively affect their budgets and their economies.

Moreover, you can't expect the market to rebound over night after a long bear run. Definitely, the market will rebound, but it is going to be a gradual process.

On Distressed Debt Investing

What a name "vulture investing", Vultures can really wait long for their food, which s dead and decayed meat, and when they land, they don't have competitors because no one else will be interested in sharing a decayed meat. So no one will blame these 'vulture investors", this is their style of business, and as long as they have the cash to invest and bring life to the ailing company, to me, it is better than allowing those companies to die.