Big Picture Detail
Here is the chart I look at whenever craziness is rampant. So we had a market decline last week, and now we see all the CNBC pundits saying this was just a pause before new highs. Is it really a…Continue Reading →
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Frantic Response to FED
Late yesterday and today has seen a bit of volatility as a Macro event has occurred and the old story of buy every dip in the stock market may not be the play, other than for a day trade. Now…Continue Reading →
FED Week
This is my two cents worth published on Twitter today.
Weekend Update, Whole Story, One Chart
Tough Balloon
Have you ever tried to pop a balloon and all it does is resist the pressure? So it is sometimes tough, but Yes, somebody has to take the opposite side of the story. What if bond yields are declining because…Continue Reading →
Peak Euphoria
The Hot Inflation numbers today are unleashing an exuberance that is crossing all barriers. Stocks, commodities, and Bonds are having a good week. Only Gold is a laggard. The stock market has held in nosebleed territory for so long, since…Continue Reading →
Psychology of a TOP
There is a lot to review at this time. Since May 10, 2021 the markets have been in what I call a “mess“. During this time we have seen two big events. The ascendancy of MEME stocks. And secondly the…Continue Reading →
It is Messy at the Top
Many of the stock indexes that we follow topped on May 10. And in our May 13 Post we outlined the 31 day roll over period. That pattern is still in play. Tipping Point.. It is becoming more and more…Continue Reading →
The Top Mentality
As all of this investment game started going off the rocks in August 2020, I asked myself, how will this end, obviously this is all out of control. So here we are now, 10 months later, to me getting even…Continue Reading →
Interest Rates Now in Control
Since election day we have seen markets, stock, commodities, gold, bitcoin, you name it, keying on stimulus, and getting out over their ski’s. Now in my opinion, the price will be paid, market interest rates, ie, the ten year bond…Continue Reading →