Monthly Archives: December 2015

McDonald’s Stock – Why I’m Loving It For 2016

McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) has reported a strong performance in its last earnings report. The companies financials continue to remain solid with a strong balance sheet and a respectable free cash flow. The earnings growth should be strengthened by a $20 billion share buyback program to be executed throughout 2016, following a dividend/buyback of $9 billion worth in 2015….

GBP/USD Rebound Targets Major Resistance Ahead Of BoE

GBPUSD Daily Technical Outlook: The decline off Friday’s high reversed sharply just pips ahead of support at the December 3rd low-day close. The subsequent rally has taken out the weekly opening range high and keeps our focus weighted to the topside targeting a more significant resistance confluence at ~1.5219/40. Subsequent resistance objectives are eyed at the 200DMA and…

Emerging Market Crisis: 5 ETFs Down Over 30% In 2015

Thanks to rate hike concerns and a prolonged weakness in commodities, emerging markets have been struggling since the start of this year. The woes deepened in the second half when non-stop worries ranging from the China turmoil, to weak global growth and falling exports gripped the stock market globally. Additionally, sluggish emerging market currencies, a…

This Week’s Top Value Stocks: AEO, EXPR

Video Length: 00:05:21 Looking for the best value stocks? Tracey Ryniec, Stock Strategist at Zacks Investment Research, discusses two stocks that might be worth a closer look by value investors: American Eagle Outfitters (AEO- Analyst Report) and Express Inc. (EXPR – Snapshot Report). Both companies have forward P/Es well below the average of the S&P…

5 Oil Value Picks To Brave The Slump

Oil prices hit a record low on Tuesday, declining for the third successive day following a crucial decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on Friday. The oil cartel’s decision to maintain its production ceiling led to a drop in prices on Tuesday as well. As a result, oil prices have suffered…

View From The Hill: December 8, 2015

Why Not Blame It on Transports Instead of Energy Prices? Typically, it is the winners that lead the market, which is not to say that losers have no influence. In the financial media, many are blaming lower oil prices for the selling of equities. While this may be partially true, I say take a closer look at the DJ-20…