Forex Currency Trading

The month of September gives equity investors a sinking feeling and for good reason: Historically, this has proven a bad month for the stock market.
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Individual investors are fed up with the stock market. Burnt by 10 years of negative returns, two crashes, and a current economy mired with high unemployment and lackluster growth, many are throwing in the towel.
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Stocks were narrowly mixed in listless trading Wednesday as investors found little reason to extend the previous day’s rally.

The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 4 points and all the other major indexes were narrowly mixed. Interest rates fell again in the Treasury market as investors kept seeking out more secure alternatives to stocks.
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Is it possible for Wall Street to crash again? Though there a few encouraging news, the growth in the economy seems sluggish. Here are 10 reasons to watch out.
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Stocks dropped more than 2 percent on Wednesday as worse-than-expected Chinese factory data and a weaker outlook from the Federal Reserve added to worries about the economic recovery.

The S&P 500 once again fell into negative territory for the year, with the S&P materials index (^GSPM – News) down more than 3 percent and an index of semiconductors (^SOXX – News) tumbling 4.3 percent.
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