Another photo I covertly shot at MOMA last week, this piece by Francis Picabia (the Papa Dada artist covered in Monday’s Daily), is called Salome.
Salome’s fame comes from her demanding and receiving the head of John the Baptist (New …
Atlas, half-man half-god giant, was a Titan condemned to carry the world on his shoulders for eternity. Here he is in front of 30 Rockefeller Center on Fifth Avenue as he has been since 1937.
In last night’s Daily, I …
When we saw this holiday window dressing at Saks Fifth Avenue, I could not decide if I should photograph or lick it. After all, the Land of 1000 Delights intends on stimulating all our senses.
Like the minty fresh taste …
Francis Picabia Artist 1879-1953 Picabia, known as Papa Dada, purposely layered disparate images in his collages to provoke confusion and strange associations.
I feature the piece above now on display at MOMA, mainly because of how closely the red and …
The primary market indexes, DIA, SPY, QQQ, and IWM all closed higher on Friday, but the Economic Modern Family is hinting that the market may need a rest very soon.
When you review the descriptions of the condition of the …
It’s been an impressive week to say the least, and the question on so many traders’ minds is likely to be, “Should I take profits before the weekend?”
If this question is on your mind, and you’d like to wait …
The big news today is that the Transportation Index and its ETF (IYT) finally broke their highs set in November of 2014. This means the latest leg up in the DIA’s bull market is now confirmed according to Dow Theory.…
Today's commentary is by Geoff Bysshe, President, MarketGauge.com
After the market has a big move like the one the election just created, the next step is for it to be tested with a correction or pause.
This test begins to …
Today's article is by Geoff Bysshe, President of MarketGauge, filling in for Mish.
Due to my travel schedule, today’s commentary had to be completed before the close of the markets today. As a result, I don’t know how the market …
30 million years ago, many islands surrounded by channels were subterranean. Then, tectonic forces rotated those islands so they eventually uplifted from the sea.
Above, we see a similar story. What existed underwater some 30 million years ago, Friday suddenly …
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