Market Technical Analysis-Trend Following Can Suggest Enormous Profits

A primary reason technical research works, is really because stock costs do have a tendency to move in a specific direction for quite some period. This direction can be up, down, or sideways. Newton's first law of motion applies to this very well. It states there's a natural inclination for objects to resume in the same direction. Momentum is another word to explain this phenomenon.

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Hiring likely improved in June as economy picks up

June may turn out to have been a good month to find a job after all.

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What Getting A Driver’s License Says About The Seattle Economy

You can take the measure of a local economy in any number of ways. The unemployment rate. Job growth.

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World Bank: Philippine economy’s prospects good

Prospects remain favorable for the Philippine economy in 2011, with investments, private consumption, services and exports expected to post gains, the World Bank said Wednesday.

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Jobs and GDP forecasts — CNNMoney economy survey

Almost no one is satisfied with the current state of the U.S. economy. But economists say the outlook is pretty bleak too.

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Slow growth, weak hiring continue – CNNMoney economy survey

Almost no one is satisfied with the current state of the U.S. economy. But economists say the outlook is pretty bleak too.

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The hidden costs of fuel economy regulations

They are at it again -- the government and the automakers are trying to determine what's good for American car buyers. As usual, they have the right destination in mind, but they are heading in the wrong direction to get there.

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The scariest risks to the economy

U.S. policymakers are racing to reach an agreement before the debt ceiling is breached.

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Biggest risks to economy: Europe, oil – CNNMoney survey

U.S. policymakers are racing to reach an agreement before the debt ceiling is breached. But the biggest risks to the U.S

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Economy better, but risks remain: NZIER

Economic activity in New Zealand improved during the June quarter but is at risk from a slowdown in the Australian economy, continued deleveraging by households and a high New Zealand dollar, the New Zealand Institute of Economic...

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