As explained in my Survival Guide to Trading the Stock Market Month End, the very last 2 trading days of a month are mildly bearish. For more details you can read the complete survival guide from daytradingbias.com
Talk to the lender to see if you can move your paments up to the end of the month. This would be undertandable enough for them, and they would probably go along with it. Make sure you get it in writing, though.
There is no such thing as a bill market in the Stock market. There are only... A. a bull market in which prices go up B. a bear market in which prices go down C. a crash in which prices go down in a hurry
well if your losing money the market goes down
When speaking specifically about the end of the month, it is two words. Example: " By month end, I want our sales and efficiency scores to go up by about one hundred percent, so really pull out all the stops here folks! " When referring to an event that takes place at the end of the month, it is hyphenated as month-end. Example: In accounting you may have a "month-end closing"
How quickly prices go up and down in that market.
How quickly prices go up and down in that market.
How quickly prices go up and down in that market.
A bullish market. A bearish market is a market where prices go down on negative investors' sentiment. A bullish market is a market where prices go up on positive investors' sentiment.
how quickly prices go up and down in that market -apex
because they want to
It will go down!~
Yes, arm rates can go down in the current market conditions, depending on various factors such as economic indicators, interest rates, and lender policies.