What to Expect Going Forward
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Market Bubbles: Blow ‘Em, Catch ‘Em, Eat ‘Em Whoever designed the packaging for this toy, appropriate for ages 5 and up, has my total admiration. The creator of slogans like “Blow ‘Em! Catch ‘Em! Eat ‘Em! along with “Squeeze Me! …
One Market’s Meat is Another Market’s Poison One culture’s positive sign is another culture’s ominous one. One market instrument’s auspicious move from the policy of continuing low interest rates is another instrument’s reason for dread. Although the symbol on the …
A Tale of Two Runaway Gaps It was the best runaway gap, it was the worst runaway gap. Ok, maybe a literary stretch, I nonetheless want to highlight the difference between a runaway gap (also known as a measuring gap) …
Due to traveling I’m not able to produce a video but given the continued consolidation in the market watch charts (SPY, QQQ, IWM, DIA) you know what the market analysis would be… Until the market’s break the 10 DMA and …
How Will the Market’s Garden Grow? 2 years ago, rabbits ate every single one of my tomatoes before they could ripen. Last year I lost all my tomatoes to a beetle infestation. This year, my vegetable garden thrives. The cherry …
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Central Banks: Defenders of the Market On June 13, 2016 I wrote a piece on the Rallysaurus. The main point, “The Rallysaurus slowed down markedly at the beginning of 2016. Nevertheless, with many but certainly not all continuing to enjoy …
Neck Strain in the Dow Open to many interpretations, this photo raises questions. The man holding the boy doesn’t look comfortable. The boy the man is holding balances an ominous message. I chose this photo to illustrate the portentous message …