Nobody said this would be easy. What are we talking about? We are talking about the primary bounce after the Macro Down signal given last June on Stocks. Points to consider now are: We are seeing the dollar now testing…Continue Reading →
As we have been saying, the primary factor in the 2016 market is politics. The two big policy questions to be addressed are continuing or curtailing inequality, and whether to support or end Regime Change foreign actions. In the past…Continue Reading →
Whether we are talking about Economics, Markets, or Politics, things seem to be building to a Climax through the next 20 days with Super Tuesday primaries and the March FED meeting on the 15th and 16th. Lets take Politics first:…Continue Reading →
Everyone will be getting involved this week. China, Japan, Europe, and the U.S. The drive to keep free trading markets at bay continues. That is translating into some Dollar strength, bounce up in the S&P, and sell off in T-Bonds…Continue Reading →
The S&P 1990 to 2080 price range, which is either a base for a year end rally or a distribution range for the start of a cyclical decline has a swing point of 2035 which should be eyed closely.
Happy Thanksgiving. As the FED moves toward reducing the balance sheet and increasing interest rates you may enjoy watching a couple of videos produced during the Quantitative Easing period. Also, you may try an exercise of reversing all the words…Continue Reading →
FED inaction and Debt ceiling cleanup have kept the bounce alive, however the Macro’s still point lower. While the Macro’s on the Dow and the S&P turned lower three months ago, Nasdaq just turned down a week ago and the…Continue Reading →
We have updated a broad view on the stock market in the Editorial page of the website.
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 →
What Ben started around the Globe is back for everyone to handle. We get a lot of questions, how low will it go? Who knows, for now the 52 week low on the S&P at 1820 is an attractor, so…Continue Reading →