This has been the transition week, where the markets will start looking at things in a new way. It looks like we were a day early but I would rather be early than late with something this big. How the…Continue Reading →
Todays we are seeing a bit of volatility around yesterday’s blow-off apex. The main thing to focus on is the decline out of the bubble that we look to occur in the next 3 trading days. All sectors, even gold…Continue Reading →
We will be closely monitoring events over the next three days. In any event this is it, so it will be better to be early than late. We will try to keep you on top of things. The long bonds…Continue Reading →
Over the past few months we have outlined the manipulation led by the FED and Treasury and how this will not end well. We continue to look for mid-October as a date to watch and target for market declines to…Continue Reading →
Is the US a follower, not a leader in terms of COVID and Stock Market moves? Here are four weekly stock market charts, Germany, UK, China, and US. All the markets made a bounce bottom in March, everyone but the…Continue Reading →
This move started 40 years ago and is in danger of ending. That means we are in a state where extreme measures are being employed to keep inequality on the increase. This is a moral battle, not a market. One…Continue Reading →
The excitement of last night surrounding Apple and other Tech stock earnings needs to be put into perspective. No doubt isolation helps the tech stocks but the whole picture with all stocks is more important. Staying alive is going to…Continue Reading →
As the market stalls out and technical sell signals are triggered it may be an interlude to take a look back. What we are walking into is a reflection of the negative effects of a Bully Pulpit gone wrong for…Continue Reading →
The confirmed sell signals of last Friday remain in place. The main feature of this day is CNBC feeling safe to cheerlead buyers going into the FED Chairman’s press briefing at 1:00 CDT.
The Setup is in place. In spite of everything that has happened since February, I think the next four months will be the most memorable for all of us in terms of the interaction of COVID, the Economy, and the…Continue Reading →