European and Asian shares rose again and S&P futures were little changed, as world stocks were set for a weekly gain and held near 16-month highs on Friday, while the euro steadied after swings following the European Central Bank’s decision to extend its stimulus program. Oil rose a second day before a meeting between OPEC and other major producers on output cuts, industrial metals gain.
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Stocks surged to record-er highs early on...Small Caps were today's best performer (up over 1.5%!), 13th record close for The Dow post-Trump
Careful not send the investing into a panic, Robert Schiller appeared on CNBC this morning to explain just how insane the valuation levels of the market are currently...
http://player.cnbc.com/p/gZWlPC/cnbc_global
And MarketWatch.com's Brett Arends lays out the details...
Via Dana Lyons' Tumblr,
esterday saw the VIX solidly higher despite the fact that stocks rallied hard; what do similar precedents tell us?
Today's epic melt up has left many traders, investors and market watchers speechless. But even prior to Wednesday's explosive move higher, the market was already in nosebleed territory.