MARS-EARTH NEWS
INVESTOR ANALYSIS
12/06/2017
INVESTOR CONFIDENCE SHIFTS IN STOCKS, CREDICOR SKYROCKETS
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CDC LEADS GAINERS
$CDC: 141.34%, $LFI: 24.42%, $ECL: 2.08%
The Credicor corporation has managed to surge post-
market, jumping from $290.00 to $669.88. This is
believed to have occurred due to a massive volume of
post-market buy orders. Investors confidence was
boosted after an unexpected pilot project
announcement. Credicor has announced that they plan
to begin cooling the smaller planet of Venus in order to
prepare for future terraforming.
In addition, Lunar Fuels Incorporated saw massive gains
due to a successful test of its new space fuel, made of
more than 2000 aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons
(C6-C17+), which was proven to work much more
efficiently and last much longer than any previously used
fuel. As a result of this new successful product launch,
shares of Lunar Fuels major competitor, Ecoline have
dropped by 2.08%.
12/6/17
INVESTORS QUESTIONING MARKET
RECESSION LOOMING?
Investors often closely follow fundamental
and technical data. Even with all the
evidence, it can be tough to determine if
the economy and the markets are preparing
for a whole new breakout run. With the
recent trend resulting in a series of new all-
time record highs, investors will have to put
the pieces together to try and gauge how
long the second longest bull market in
history will continue. Some professionals
are still wondering if the next recession is
looming, and if a bear market is right
around the corner. Investors commonly
strive to locate the highest probability of
success. The next goal may be to capitalize
on what could become the most interesting
part of the record bull market. Investors will
most likely be concentrating on what has
proven to work in the past, which may offer
a better idea as to how successful the
strategies will be heading into the second
half of the year and beyond.
ORION AERONAUTICS SOARS
$ORI: 17.44%
A new contract has been secured with
massive Swiss and German factories to
refine raw materials for Orion. In addition,
Orion equipment preformed much better
than expected when tested using the new
space fuel produced by LFI.