What to Make of Sharp Rallies in a Bear Market
Nothing bad happens when oil goes down. But is this the beginning of the end of the bear market, or just a short-lived reprieve?
Step 1 to Economic Recovery: Admitting You Have a Bear Market
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are seeking government backing. How did this happen? Read professional investment advisor and Fox News Channel Business Contributor Gary Kaltbaum’s take on the current market situation.
The Market is Without Leadership and Falling
There’s a bear in the room and Wall Street is pretending not to see it. See why Kaltbaum believes that it’s all down hill from here for the markets, even after they’ve already fallen as much as they have.
The Fed Sits on the Fence as Inflation Looms and the Economy Sinks
See why Gary Kaltbaum thinks consumer confidence and spending is down so far and what 7 choice words he’d love to yell at the FOMC.
Who Snubbed the Markets?
Kaltbaum doesn’t see much good news coming from the markets in the near future. See why he thinks the Fed is to blame for a lot of the problems, and what sectors to trade, if you must, during this volatile market.
Stocks Rise, but Big Money Isn’t Buying In
Small caps outperform big caps in contrast to last year, and the Nasdaq shows strength due to gains from a small group of industry leaders like Apple and Research in Motion.
Market Follow Up: What’s Still to Come…
Oil prices are surging and stocks were not good on Friday. See how Gary Kaltbaum weighs the situation and how he expects the markets to pan out overall.
Forget about the Financials, Watch the Sectors
After tens of billions of losses, one would think these people would learn from their mistakes. See Gary Kaltbaum believes that ailing financial institutions aren’t even fit to run a lemonade stand.
Following the Market’s Bread Crumbs
With many of the sectors hitting hard times, and the economy showing more bad signs, what sectors can we turn to for good trades?
The Test of Market Strength
All of the economic signs seem bad, and yet the stock market is doing fairly well. Why is that? Find out what Gary Kaltbaum sees during this volatile period.
True Market Direction: Not Always What You Hear
The big name CEOs are saying the worst is over, but what are the markets really telling us?
Into the Meat of Resistance
Surprised by what happened with Microsoft and Yahoo? Gary Kaltbaum wasn’t. See why and see what he has to say about other picks as well.