We began the week waiting for a significant reversal of current trend. Although intraday that seemed likely, the resolve of the market returned leaving everything as it was the end of last week.
If it weren’t for the small caps, …
If there was ever a week I was happy to see end, it was last week. Not because we lost money-or had it wrong-en contraire. We were well ahead of the curve-don’t chase rallies or dumps-stay patient and wait for …
Another long day in the days of sell high buy low and oh, if it were only that easy!
I really wanted to see NASDAQ clear 87.88 on a closing basis. I really, really wanted to see it clear the …
I hope some of you took heed of the love affair we have had this year in soft commodities as many had spectacular day, especially in light of the unimpressive day in equities.
Corn, sugar, live cattle all performed well …
The good news is that the S&P 500 negated the recent topping action and closed above the last swing high 187.17. The not quite bad news-let’s call it more sobering news-is that the small caps or Russell 2000scouldn’t quite make …
Such a slow day, my metabolism hardly worked fast enough to digest all of Easter Sunday’s goodies! A combination of Ukraine uncertainty, inflection points in the indices and a slew of earnings all kept volatility at bay.
S&P 500 and …
This week’s abbreviated Evening Watch will be prepared by Matthew Mullins, the leader of Marketgauge’s day trading chatroom and Assistant Director of Trading Education and Research. Mish is traveling to New York, where she will be working through the end …
This week’s abbreviated Evening Watch will be prepared by Matthew Mullins, the leader of Marketgauge’s day trading chatroom and Assistant Director of Trading Education and Research. Mish is traveling to New York, where she will be working through the end …
This week’s abbreviated Evening Watch will be prepared by Matthew Mullins, the leader of Marketgauge’s day trading chatroom and Assistant Director of Trading Education and Research. Mish is traveling to New York, where she will be working through the end …
When the Federal Reserve began the Quantitative Easing, the banks, especially the CEOs, prospered the most. Banks were basically given free cash, but that did not necessarily translate to the bottom line-the rest of us!
Now, the Federal Reserve has …