Take a look back at out August 21 post. How one handles the Macro event that is in process is probably going to be determined by ones attitudes and beliefs. As we have mentioned many times, the FED’s QE-2 and…Continue Reading →
No doubt a lot of investors, but more than likely your Pension Fund Advisor and the Mutual Funds Managers. Yesterday, even the CNBC’s Fast Money and Mad Money crowd talked a bearish game, but if you could check, you would…Continue Reading →
It appears to us that the big three; Stocks, Bonds, and the Dollar, appear to be setting up for major breakouts, the Bonds and Dollar to the upside, and stocks to the downside. Mauldin Economics, see our links section in…Continue Reading →
The market turmoil that was started with QE3 in September 2012 has a long tail. In May 2011 the (most available commodity tracking information) the DBC ETF had its rebound high from the 2008 decline. Since then the decline accelerated…Continue Reading →
This is what we heard on CNBC’s Fast Money yesterday afternoon. How much experience do these analysts have? They must be looking at the fact that the market came back after the swoon in October 2014. The situation now is…Continue Reading →
We have updated a broad view on the stock market in the Editorial page of the website.
What we are talking about here is Washington and how buying power needs to be turned around and directed back to the beat – up consumer. Because of who has the power, Trickle Down has never worked, Trickle Up however…Continue Reading →
If you have not had a chance to review portfolio charts in yesterday’s blog , do so. We will be soon adding a subscription section in Portfolio where the makeup and changes will be followed as they occur. Keep in…Continue Reading →
As we all sit here and wait for the FED to probably raise rates, then tell us it is just a little bit, and then for the market to show it doesn’t care and goes up to test resistance, maybe…Continue Reading →
The CNBC talking heads today were discussing whether the FED needs to maintain an emphasis on promoting RISK ASSETS? How crazy can things become? Where do they think volatility is born? I would suggest that the FED follow a Balanced…Continue Reading →