The Economic Modern Family Welcomes the Holidays

Mish Schneider | December 22, 2019

In early November, in an interview with stockcharts.com, David Keller and I talked about the Economic Economic Modern Family and how they seriously lagged the major indices.

However, there was one exception-Sister Semiconductors SMH.

We went on to say that …


Scavengers Devour The Bear’s Remains

Mish Schneider | December 19, 2019

Sorry if I gross you out.

Even in nature’s cruelty, there is beauty.

This unfortunate deer is right across the road from our house.

At every passing minute, more and more scavengers show up to eat its remains.

So far …


Looking Out for Topping Signs in SPY Part 2

Mish Schneider | December 18, 2019

Day 3 and our sloppy shooting star scenario still plays out in the S&P 500.

What struck me about the chart of the S&P 500 SPY, was the volume patterns that accompanied the potential shooting star formation.

However, after great …


Are those Shooting Stars in the SPY Chart?

Mish Schneider | December 17, 2019

A shooting star is a type of candlestick formation that forms when the open and closing prices of a financial instrument are practically the same.

What strikes me about this chart of the S&P 500 SPY, is the volume patterns …


Market’s Like an Overstuffed Pastrami on Rye

Mish Schneider | December 16, 2019

Originally from Romania, the first pastrami sandwich in the U.S. was created in New York in 1888.

The classic sandwich is overstuffed, served with spicy brown mustard.

Tasty and popular, pastrami is brined, seasoned, smoked and steamed.

The stock market …


The Visible Economic Modern Family

Mish Schneider | December 15, 2019

After a week of back and forth headlines, all seemingly ended well for the Economic Economic Modern Family.

Oh sure, they still seriously underperform the big guns S&P 500, NASDAQ 100 and the Dow.

And within the Family itself, Sister …


Key Levels for Indices and Sectors-12-12-19

Mish Schneider | December 12, 2019

While the dust settles on the “possible” removal of existing tariffs and the “possible” elimination of new ones scheduled for December 15th, let’s update key market levels.

More thorough commentary on the state of the markets will be available over …


Has the Fed De-iced Inflation From its 40-Year Lull?

Mish Schneider | December 11, 2019

Before takeoff, when the thermometer shows sub-freezing temperatures, the airlines send out de-icing equipment.

The fluid is a chemical mixture that is heated and then sprayed to remove ice and snow on an aircraft.

However, it has a limited ability …


Tomorrow’s The Big Day

Geoff Bysshe | December 10, 2019

Monday’s blues rolled over into Tuesday’s open, but the bulls took the lower open as an opportunity to buy.

Then they got help from some news or speculation that new tariffs would be delayed.

Regardless, yesterday’s Real Motion bearish short-term …


Hungover, or Rolling Over?

Geoff Bysshe | December 9, 2019

On Friday, the Economic Modern Family celebrated like it was New Year’s Eve and the beginning of a new era for the old bull market.

In this new era, Grandpa Russell (IWM) would be followed as a market leader. To …