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Market volatility has declined to a 10-year low. That means something for stocks, but volatility is one of the least understood ideas in the market. Volatility Shows Stocks Might Be Rallying Like It’s 1985 January 23, 2017 by Michael Carr Trading Strategies Market volatility has declined to a 10-year low. That means something for stocks, but volatility is one of the least understood ideas in the market.
A Fair Minimum Wage in America A Fair Minimum Wage in America January 20, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith U.S. Economy Minimum-wage workers got their increase: Now they're facing the sharp bite of inflation, which means increasing prices for coffee, ice cream and everything in between.
Nvidia: An Internet of Things Powerhouse An Internet of Things Powerhouse January 19, 2017 by Joseph Hargett Stocks The Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer just a buzzword in tech circles. It is a tech revolution that researchers predict will top $373 billion in 2020.
Market's roller coaster Most of Wall Street Is in Agreement, Which Is a Bad Thing January 18, 2017 by Michael Carr Stocks Markets rarely perform as everyone expects them to do. I believe we’re in for an amazing roller coaster ride in 2017, and if you like trades that deliver quickly, you’ll want to be a part of it.
Lately, I notice a new word popping up in companies’ investor presentations: “millennials.” The New Power Behind Today’s Stock Market January 17, 2017 by Jeff Yastine U.S. Economy Lately, I notice a new word popping up in companies’ investor presentations: “millennials.”

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