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The European markets opened stronger on Wednesday as the positive words flowed in from the US shores. Signs of the US Federal Reserve working towards strengthening the US economy encouraged investors and made several indices open on a positive note. Continue reading Hope From The US Federal Reserve Shows In European Market Gains The Blue Chip Share Index in London received a large boost last Tuesday and soared up by 1.4% in response to some good news from the US Economy — currently the largest economy in the world. And this response was not restricted to only London. A service sector survey in the US went unexpectedly well and . . . → Read More: FTSE 100 Sent British Shares Soaring Last Tuesday If you look at the last year of S&P 500 or Dow Jones you will see a nice seesaw pattern with peaks on January 19, April 26 and small peak on August 26 of 2010. There were at least 3 entry points for where stocks were on sale and where it was possible to make about . . . → Read More: Current stock market trends – will the seesaw continue? I remember 2 years ago going to my local bank and getting a nice certificate of deposit deal there – 5% for 6 months. How stupid I was on not getting this rate for 3 or maybe even 5 years. It was already clearly visible by that time that US economy is going into recession full . . . → Read More: Want High Saving Interest Rates – Look Abroad In his message to investors Russian Premier Putin advocated for investment in products which are competitive not only in local Russian markets but also in ones which can compete internationally. “You need to use this time – work not only within local market but create products which are competitive in any world markets”. He also noticed . . . → Read More: Russia’s Putin wants investors to be competitive |
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