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WallStAnalyst.com: Say Cheers to Social Media Stocks; Obamacare Misses Deadline Yet AgainNEW YORK --(Business Wire)-- WallSt.Analyst (www.wallstanalyst.com) has announced its comprehensive market newsletter which provides a detailed summary analyzing the most relevant news, events, and economic releases. This edition of the newsletter traces the bull run of social media stocks, which have suddenly emerged as the darling of the masses, baffling industry experts. The newsletter also analyzes the problematic rollout of Obamacare and the inability of the Obama administration to keep to the promised deadlines since its October 1st launch. Obamacare Rollout: A Case of Missing Deadlines WallSt.Analyst throws the spotlight on the much-awaited rollout of Obamacare, the US Government's healthcare initiative passed in 2010 which met several legal hurdles, lowering Obama's popularity ratings. The Obama administration made some recent changes, which are intended to show flexibility, but have introduced an element of confusion for consumers as well as health insurance companies. This has resulted in the first payment deadline for the insurance coverage being moved from 1st January 2014 to 10th January 2014. More details about the series of last-minute changes and delays to get as many people as possible covered under the Affordable Care Act is aailable at http://wallstanalyst.com/blog/entry/obamacare-the-case-of-a-moving-goal-post Social Media Stocks are the Flavor of the Season WallSt.Analyst deciphers how the social media stocks have emerged as the flavor of the season, which has resulted in their sharp rally in the past week. Buoyed by investors' faith in the social media and their high growth potential, these stocks have witnessed unprecedented volatility, with their market capitalization zooming to record levels for no major reason. What are the main factors driving these stocks? Is the stock jump based on strong fundamentals? The major analysis of this phenomenon can be accessed at http://wallstanalyst.com/blog/entry/twitter-stock-jump-a-year-end-window-dressing Customer's Morning Letter We use Bollinger Bands, MACD lines and Relative Strength Indicators to analyze all sectors in the S&P 500 and provide signals on all stocks within the elite large cap universe of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. To find out more about our analysis of the DJIA, please access today's edition of CML from WallSt.Analyst available on the following link at Focus Concepts, Sectors, and Companies:
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