On February 5th I wrote, “S&P 500 (SPY) I’m going out on a limb to say that 254-56 is the place to start buying again.”
This was after the epic call for the correction I made on January 23rd, “What …
This is how the market looks when it’s trying to make sense of the “great economy” the reporters are touting while the Dow falls 2000 points from the highs.
When objects on a page become blurry, sometimes, tilting one’s reading …
The leopard stalks its prey and tries to approach as close as possible.
Small prey is eaten immediately.
Larger carcasses are dragged over several hundred miles and safely stored in trees, bushes or even caves. Larger prey is to be …
With 10 days left until the Rooster packs it in and the Earth Dog takes over, no surprise to see our flamboyant friend find fire after the meltdown.
At one point during the night, the futures pointed to a 1000 …
On January 23rd, I wrote the following:” What I discovered today, will unequivocally help you determine if not the top of the market, at least a major inflection point for a correction.”
It all started with SPY breaking a 20 …
I did not want to bring up the new Chinese Astrological year, still 2 weeks away, until it got closer.
However, since the prophecy of it is now eerily accurate, the time to point out certain potential trends is nigh.…
Recently, we went to see Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives in concert.
We can surely use fabulous superlatives to describe how much fun we had.
Similarly, the market engenders some fabulous superlatives.
A superlative is an adjective to describe …
I’m sure you have heard the saying, “Try doing it in heels!” How about try horse-riding sidesaddle?
Many successful women not only have to work harder to prove themselves in a man’s world, but they must also look good doing …
Now that the short-term floor trader pivot panned out so well, what do we look at next?
After 20 days of closing above S1, yesterday the S&P 500 closed below it.
Today, it gapped below S1.
We have a confirmed …
Today’s headline on Reuters: “U.S. consumer spending rose solidly in December as demand for goods and services increased, but the gain came at the expense of savings, which dropped to a 10-year low in a troubling sign for future consumption …