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Stern Advice: 5 reasons to start day trading now
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - We all know what we are supposed to say about day trading: It's horrible, a scam, a vestige of the 1990s tech boom, and just for naive chumps. But still, there are days when it would be nice to lock in a big win, or pile into a favorite stock when it seems to be beaten up. In an era of flash crashes, computerized trading, whipsawing volatility and sell orders that cost ...
Read more...CPSI Crosses Above Key Moving Average Level
In trading on Thursday, shares of Computer Programs & Systems Inc (NASD: CPSI) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $59.74, changing hands as high as $60.72 per share. Computer Programs & Systems Inc shares are currently trading up about 2% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of CPSI ...
Read more...Australia's Macquarie warns of 25 pct profit tumble
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's top investment bank Macquarie Group warned investors its full-year profit would fall 25 percent, double the analyst expectation, as grim financial markets hurt its trading and investment banking businesses. A 25 percent fall would send Macquarie's net profit for the year to March 2012 to A$717 million, its lowest annual earnings in eight years. ...
Read more...Glitch at TSE No Payday for Japan’s Alternative Trading Venues
Japan’s alternative trading platforms missed out on a potential payday as regulators stopped them from fielding orders when a computer error caused the biggest trading disruption in six years yesterday at the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Read more...Big Blue Dominates Friday Trading: Dave's Daily
Let's not kid around, IBM is nearly an 11% weight in the price-weighted Dow Jones Industrial Average. What happens to it on any given trading day matters and can potentially mislead investors over the true performance of markets overall. This is why the DJIA is often referred to as "window dressing for the tourists" and why most market strategists focus on the S&P 500 Index instead. It gives a ...
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