Last week I wrote,
“Looking at the Economic Modern Family, the Russell 2000 IWM, if holds 134.65 by the end of this week, returns over the 200-week moving average and back from a weekly distribution phase into a weekly caution …
My newest muse for photos to take as metaphors for the Daily?
Vintage flea markets.
When I came across this vintage piece, I thought immediately about the cannabis industry today.
Back in the day, the pleasure time beverage was Coca-Cola.…
In 2007, the first Continuará convention was held in Uruguay for fans of comics, role-playing games, fantasy and strategy games.
The convention lasted only four years.
The translation of Continuará is “to be continued.”
To start 2019, I choose this …
After writing hundreds of Daily blogs in 2018, it is with both joy and sadness that I write the last one for the year.
I wish to thank all my devoted readers and those financial publishing services who reprint my …
Thousands of years ago, the tyrant Mahishasura, part demon and part buffalo, asked for immortality.
In his quest for immortality he added, “No man shall kill me.”
In his rage and pride, he nearly destroyed the earth.
The lords Brahma, …
One might say that Jerome Powell ended the potential Santa rally into year-end.
Or one might say that Powell keeps the bull’s hope alive, given the “dovish rate hike.”
Or, one might say that the market has been weak all …
Allegedly, the Cheshire cat was named after a county in England that had an abundance of milk and cream.
Hence, the cats grinned in response to the abundance.
Then, Lewis Carrol used the Cheshire Cat in Alice in Wonderland.
He …
First, I would like to thank Geoff and Keith for filling in for me while I was busy in New York receiving an award for the “Best Stock Tip of 2018” from RealVision.
If you are new to the blog, …
The commonly excepted definition of a bear market is misleading and dangerous.
“Bear Market” implies it’s dangerous to buy stocks, but based on the commonly excepted definition of a bear market, the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indexes aren’t …
The almost 1 trillion-dollar farm bill was passed by Congress yesterday, but it was passed over by the markets as all the key indexes closed mostly flat.
The exception was the Russell 2000 I(WM), which was unhappy and closed down-1.41%. …
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