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The usually-zen Sy Harding is all fired up today – please read on for a “too big to fail” undressing! Too Big To Fail Banks Certainly Have Not By Sy Harding Fair warning – the following may make you sick. This week the Federal Reserve of St. Louis released a report estimating that Americans on […]
Regular contrarian correspondent Sy Harding digs into recent economic data, including last week’s jobs report, to see if we’re potentially heading for another summer slowdown in 2013. Of particular concern to Sy is the decline in average hours worked – which may signal there’s less work that needs to get done. (Everbank’s Chuck Butler cited this […]
The latest jobs report for March 2013 sparked some mixture of relief, optimism, and skepticism, depending on your perspective. Technician Sy Harding doesn’t think it matters as a leading indicator – watch the tape to see what’s ahead, he says. Sy is currently keeping a cautious “buy” call on stocks – but he is prepared […]
Looking for stock values? Sy Harding writes why you should consider foreign markets – many of which are currently in oversold conditions, and have room (unlike the US) for further monetary easing to juice things up a bit. —- Being Street Smart Sy Harding Why Foreign Markets are Better Bets than US July 22, 2011 […]
Investors sure are in a good mood this Holiday season! But how long can this extreme bullish mood last? We turn to Sy Harding for his thoughts as we head into the Christmas holiday…but a quick heads up, these exuberant individual investors may have you reaching for the egg nog! —- ’Tis a Season To […]
As most intelligent investors and business people can see, most of the recent stimulus and “quantitatively eased” funds are not really finding their way into the heart of the American economy. Ironically, much of this money is heading overseas, with China being as hot a destination as any. So, while boneheaded American politicians hem and […]
Being Street Smart by Sy Harding Here’s What Investors Should Be Watching! November 19, 2010. The market is in what is usually its favorable season of November to May, when it typically makes most of its gains each year. But it hasn’t been that way so far. Among other worries, analysts are concerned that the […]
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