Powershares QQQ (QQQ) 108.64 $QQQ What To Expect From

New Post Public Reply Private Reply Replies (0) Message Board

Mar 5, 2015 at 10:06 PM

Powershares QQQ (QQQ) 108.64 $QQQ

What To Expect From Tomorrow's Employment Report
Leigh Drogen - Seeking Alpha - 1 hr 38 mins ago
Tomorrow, we get a read on the current US employment situation when nonfarm payrolls, unemployment and average weekly wages are released for the month of February. Nonfarm Payrolls : Currently, Estimize is looking for nonfarm payrolls to come in...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36)

Emerging Markets and European Stocks More Attractive Than U.S. Equities
at The Street - Thu Mar 05, 3:21PM CST
Charles Brandes, chairman of Brandes Investment Partners, says investors looking for value should opt for emerging market and European stocks over U.S. equites.
EEM: 39.87 (-0.06), EWG: 29.51 (+0.09), SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), EWU: 18.96 (+0.10), EWQ: 26.32 (+0.16), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), RSX: 17.73 (+0.30), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36), EWZ: 32.80 (-0.46), TLT: 126.29 (-0.16)

ECB's Goldilocks Economic Forecast Clears Path For U.S. Markets
Markos Kaminis - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 2:04PM CST

GE: 25.82 (+0.16), SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), IEV: 44.95 (+0.15), GLD: 115.00 (-0.11), OIL: 11.34 (-0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), PG: 84.63 (+0.28), CAT: 81.51 (-0.22), BA: 154.47 (+0.12)

Are Stocks Pausing or on the Cusp of a Larger Correction?
at The Street - Thu Mar 05, 2:01PM CST
The CNBC 'Fast Money Halftime' trading panel says investors should be buyers on a dip in the stock market, which is on the cusp of a 5% to 10% decline.
TSLA: 200.63 (-1.80), GPRO: 41.08 (-1.93), SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), EWC: 27.75 (-0.14), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36), TLT: 126.29 (-0.16)

Jobless Claims Rise To 10-Month High
James Picerno - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 1:09PM CST
New filings for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week, reaching the highest level since last May. Is this an early warning sign of trouble for the labor market, and by extension, the economy? No, not yet. It could be nothing more than...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36)

ADP Data Anticipates Slower Growth For U.S. February Payrolls Report
James Picerno - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 12:54PM CST
What should we expect for tomorrow's February payrolls report from the US Labor Department? As usual, ADP's estimate of job creation in the private sector offers a valuable clue. The current forecast, based on yesterday's update: government data,...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36)

Bulls Should Hope For A Jobs Report Miss
Chad Gassaway - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 12:11PM CST

SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36)

Why The Smart Money Is Beginning To Worry About The Downside
Jesse Felder - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 9:39AM CST
A month or so ago, I was struck by Ray Dalio's comments at Davos. He seemed fairly concerned and the major media outlets didn't really pick it up. "It's the end of the supercycle. It's the end of the great debt cycle." - Ray Dalio ...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39)

March 2015 Perspective
Manning & Napier - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 4:49AM CST
The U.S. Economy With the current U.S. economic expansion nearing its sixth birthday, employment remains one of the most deeply scrutinized areas among investors and policymakers alike. Data within January's employment situation report from the...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39)

Equities Attractive For Whom?
Danielle Park, CFA - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 4:21AM CST
Risk-sellers are unanimously agreed: equities are good at every valuation. The question the rest of us must always ask is: good for whom? Shown here since 1900, valuations for S&P 500 stocks today have rarely been more expensive (less...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39)

Think Like A Bear, Invest Like A Bull
Lance Roberts - Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 4:20AM CST
I am traveling today but had some interesting questions posed to me during my recent presentation. However, one really drove to the heart of the misunderstanding between what I write about and the management of money. You Think Like A Bear But...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39)

Bank Of America's 10 Reasons To Be Bullish Are Rather Cautious
Roy's Analysis - at Seeking Alpha - Thu Mar 05, 2:26AM CST

SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36)

3 Niche Technology ETFs For NASDAQ 5000
Benzinga - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 7:51PM CST
By Matthew McCall The NASDAQ this week closed above the 5,000 level for the third time in history and is one big day away from hitting the highest level ever for the index. The rally has been fueled by a big move in Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL )...
SOCL: 18.90 (+0.10), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), FDN: 66.42 (+0.41), SKYY: 29.83 (+0.16)

ADP: U.S. February Payrolls Continue To Grow, But At Slower Rate
James Picerno - Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 6:26PM CST
Payrolls at US companies posted another respectable gain in February, advancing 212,000 over the previous month, according to this morning's update of the ADP Employment Report. The increase is a bit soft relative to the consensus forecast , but...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36)

Nasdaq 5000: Crash? Bubble? Fair Value?
David Kotok - Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 3:22PM CST
Almost 15 years ago, on April 1, 2000, we wrote and published a piece entitled " Will the Nasdaq sell-off become a crash ?" We have now retrieved that piece from our archives and posted it on our website. In preparing that piece we...
QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), PSQ: 56.23 (-0.09), MSFT: 43.11 (+0.05), AAPL: 126.41 (-2.13), TQQQ: 111.90 (+0.49), CSCO: 29.30 (-0.03)

It's Not A Stock Bubble But A Bigger Corporate Bubble
Joseph Calhoun - Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 3:18PM CST
By Jeffrey P. Snider With liquidity running somewhat perilously noncommittal since June, you would think the riskiest parts of the credit market would be most affected. That is incorrect and once again stands out as to the bubbly nature of the...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39)

European Farce Endures And Fed's Not Confident?
Carlos X. Alexandre - Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 1:55PM CST
It has become increasingly more difficult to find something exciting to write about, and, in many cases, we resort to information recycling with different twists. We examine, we think, we forecast and it's all about… central banks, debt...
SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), FXY: 80.92 (-0.30), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), FXE: 108.51 (-0.47)

What To Do With Quiet Markets?
Adam Grimes - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Mar 04, 1:47PM CST
Just a high level perspective on what we have going on in a few major markets this week. In general, most markets are in some kind of volatility compression . Volatility compression is a term that basically means current volatility conditions are...
TVIX: 1.98 (-0.03), SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), VXX: 26.88 (-0.34), IVOP: 38.01 (+0.13), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), UVXY: 16.87 (-0.45), VIIX: 36.30 (-0.52), XXV: 38.28 (unch), VIXY: 17.84 (-0.24), SVXY: 65.93 (+0.79), XIV: 33.59 (+0.42)

Financial Stocks Higher Ahead of Stress Test Results, Oil Prices Fall
at The Street - Wed Mar 04, 1:27PM CST
The CNBC 'Fast Money Halftime' trading panel looks at financial stocks, interest rates, European equities and energy stocks.
DVN: 60.83 (-1.03), EWG: 29.51 (+0.09), EXXI: 4.27 (-0.21), HES: 73.50 (-1.34), OIH: 34.97 (unch), XOP: 50.35 (-0.51), C: 53.56 (-0.11), EWQ: 26.32 (+0.16), XOM: 86.74 (-0.44), DB: 32.21 (+0.04), BAC: 16.00 (+0.16), TLT: 126.29 (-0.16), JNJ: 102.52 (+0.87), ESRX: 84.28 (-0.55), SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), JPM: 62.00 (-0.13), EWU: 18.96 (+0.10), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39), EOG: 89.59 (-0.90), IWM: 122.72 (+0.36), XLF: 24.41 (+0.10), XLE: 78.18 (-0.47), APC: 82.84 (-0.51)

ADP Jobs a Tad Below Expectations - Ahead of Wall Street
Mark Vickery - Zacks Investment Research - Wed Mar 04, 8:45AM CST
212K non-government jobs were gained in February, slightly below the 215K expected by a consensus of analysts.
ADP: 86.75 (+0.18), SPY: 210.46 (+0.23), QQQ: 108.64 (+0.19), DIA: 181.17 (+0.39)

Newer

Older

Scroll down for more posts ▼

Top 10 Most Recent News Articles

Venice's Climate Challenge: Rising Seas, Sinking Lands

Sea Rise Isn’t Just a Statistics Problem The ordeal of rising seas isn't just about staring at numbers in some spreadsheet, it's a real-world gut punch that's knocking at Venice's door. This city, known for its stunning architecture and winding canals, now serves as the poster child for what happens when Mother Nature and human errors leave a place on the brink of...

Kal Plastics Showcases at Design-2-Part Expo

Kal Plastics Steps into the Limelight There's a buzz in the air, and it's all about Kal Plastics getting ready to strut their stuff at the Southern California Design-2-Part Show. Now, most folks probably don't spend their nights dreaming about thermoforming and pressure forming, but these guys sure make a case for it. They’ve got their eyes on impressing the crowd with...

The Real Cost of Cabinet Decisions: Refinish or Replace?

Uncovering the Truth Behind Cabinet Decisions When it comes to sprucing up a kitchen, most folks overlook what's hanging on their walls already: those tired old cabinets. Now, are you looking at chucking them out the window for brand-new ones, or can a fresh coat of paint breathe new life into them? Well, that's where Melvin Jones, a painting virtuoso from Lexington,...

Vatrer Power: Lithium Batteries Revolutionize Golf Carts

The humdrum world of golf carts just got a jolt of energy with lithium batteries entering the fray. Vatrer Power, the brain behind some nifty LiFePO4 lithium battery conversions, made some noise at this year's Golf Carting Expo & Dealer Summit in Charleston, South Carolina. Held at the North Charleston Convention Center, this trade show was the industry's premier...

Aetna's 2027 Medicare Plans: Comprehensive Outlook

Unpacking Aetna's Medicare Strategy for 2027 Look, if there's one thing you should keep tabs on, it's how Aetna isn't just coasting by in the healthcare arena. These folks are pushing forward with new options for 2027 that prove they're serious about making healthcare not just accessible, but affordable across the board. Aetna, backed by CVS Health (NYSE: CVS), is making...

Trading Platforms Poised for Billions by 2031

Forecasts and Fierce Digital Landscapes Just when you thought the online trading realm was getting saturated, the numbers are making it clear: there’s still room for growth—even explosive growth. The online trading platform market is eyeing a hike, jumping from a $11.65 billion valuation in 2025 to a projected $18.18 billion by 2031, according to Mordor Intelligence....

Ractigen's Breakthrough in DMD: RNA Activates Utrophin

Ractigen's New Fight Against Duchenne: A Personal Take When it comes to biotech advancements, I've seen enough breakthroughs to not get swayed easily. But Ractigen Therapeutics presenting their first-in-human data on RNA activation for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) kind of demands your attention. Folks, they're talking about a potential shift in handling this brutal...

Honeywell's Supply Line Snags Bait Class Action Risk

Stepping into the chaos of the stock market sometimes feels like opening Pandora's box—just when you think you've seen it all, something new tumbles out. This time around, it's Honeywell Aerospace (NasdaqGS: HONA) playing catch with hot coals, and a burning class-action lawsuit smolders in the air. Deadline Looms for Investors in Class Action Heads up, folks! If you've...

Govee Stirs Halloween Chills with New Sarah Gellar Ad

Lighting Up Halloween the Hollywood Way When it comes to Halloween, folks go nuts driving up the thrill factor at home, and boy, has Govee nailed it this time around. They've dragged Sarah Michelle Gellar into their spooky mix, transforming homes into eerie masterpieces. And let's face it, who better than the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' herself to stir those spine-tingling...