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July 25, 2018

Whirlpool Delivers a Surprise

Source: Whirlpool.com Tariffs are a big story. In the news, they are supposed to help companies by making imports more expensive compared to goods made in the U. S. But, it might not be working that way. In January, the Trump administration announced that it will impose...

by Amber Hestla

July 24, 2018

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How to Think of GE

General Electric (NYSE: GE) is a company that’s struggling. That’s been true for some time for the company that was once the envy of the stock market and the subject of many business school case studies. Now, the company continues to be the focus of...

by Amber Hestla

July 23, 2018

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This Stock Shows the Real Outlook for China

Consumers drive the economy all around the world. In the U. S. consumer spending accounts for the majority of the GDP number and a similar situation is seen in other countries. In developing economies, a primary goal is often to grow a middle class which...

by Amber Hestla

July 20, 2018

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Tariffs Will Hurt This Company

Often, there’s a story that plays out over the course of an earnings season. While many traders focus on the numbers reported by the companies, others dig deeper and listen to what management is talking about in conference calls with analysts. During the calls, managers will...

by Amber Hestla

July 19, 2018

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How Small Traders Can Trade Even When Stocks Really Are More Expensive

Investors may feel like stocks are more expensive than ever. This applies to valuation metrics, such as the price to earnings (P/E) ratio and other popular tools. It also seems to apply to the dollar cost of a single share. Anecdotally, this seems to be accurate....

by Amber Hestla

July 18, 2018

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Why Technical Analysts Worry When a Stock Is Too Popular

Popularity is a double edged sword for a stock. In this context, the popularity of a stock is considered to be the broad sentiment associated with the stock, not the company. Sentiment can not be directly measured but it does effect a stock price. When sentiment...

by Amber Hestla

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Whirlpool Delivers a Surprise

by Amber Hestla

How to Think of GE

by Amber Hestla

This Stock Shows the Real Outlook for China

by Amber Hestla

Tariffs Will Hurt This Company

by Amber Hestla

How Small Traders Can Trade Even When Stocks Really Are More Expensive

by Amber Hestla

Why Technical Analysts Worry When a Stock Is Too Popular

by Amber Hestla

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