Yesterday the price pattern analysis for the Russell 2000 stock index joined the other stock indexes in full bullish mode. On the other hand our S&P 500 computer system is in full bearish mode. Granted the computer model is much…Continue Reading →
For those of you who come directly into our Blog page, bypassing the Home page, you may want to refer to performance updates of our Macro Chart on the Home page posted today. On the days that changes are indicated…Continue Reading →
Since the beginning of the year the markets have seen a lot of cross currents. Stocks have dropped, rallied, and are essentially struggling in attempts to make and hold new highs. No doubt some of this attempt to make new…Continue Reading →
An interesting academic study that digs into the whole inequality issue can be reached here: It’s “Inequality, the Great Recession, and Slow Recovery,” by Barry Z. Cynamon and Steven M. Fazzari. http://pages.wustl.edu/files/pages/imce/fazz/cyn-fazz_consinequ_130113.pdf
No doubt some of the cause of the poor economic numbers lately is due to weather. In my view the bigger cause is an underlying malaise in the vast consumer base that does not work well in an economy based on…Continue Reading →
Here is an article from today at Seeking Alpha that provides another tact on the question. http://seekingalpha.com/article/2025901-the-emerging-market-test?source=email_rt_article_readmore&uprof=22
This week we are adding three new tracking funds for us to the Marketocracy.com site. This first is a $ 1,000,000 tracking fund with a starting NAV of 10.00. We will provide updates on its NAV periodically. The investment formula for this…Continue Reading →
As the numbers in our February 6th post show, the US stock market is at odds with the world. So the question now is: Will Yellen pull up the World or will the World pull Yellen down? Again, we point…Continue Reading →
When we started this blog a little over six years ago we outlined the Macro Picture and then overlayed a short term trading posture in the daily posts. After the success in handling the 2008-2009 crash and following bounce through October…Continue Reading →