Stocks End 2015 Mixed to Mostly Lower Stocks ended 2015 mixed to mostly lower. The S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, DJ Transports, Small Cap Russell 2000, Mid Cap S&P 400, NYSE Composite all closed in the red. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq composite and Nasdaq 100 ended 2015 higher. The move in the latter two indices was largely…
What is Implied Volatility? In this article we’ll explain what it is, why it is important, and how to use it when trading.
Market Looks Toppy and A Closer Look At The Dow The market is getting weaker, not stronger. We are continuing to see more and more deterioration occurring as the major indices look toppy up here. The tape continues to break down. The bull market is over 6.5 years old and that is considered an aging…
The Airline Industry Has Evolved: The airline industry has consolidated significantly over the past decade. In addition to the massive and much needed consolidation, airlines have cut costs, become leaner, and created a new set of fees that generate billions of dollars per year in new revenue (bag fees, change ticket fees, misc fees, charging…