The week right after the election, the Family was downright jubilant.
This past week, the best word to describe them as is disappointed.
Disappointed is not as bad as say, dismayed.
Nonetheless, all the gains after the elections dissipated.
Some …
With all the euphoria in the market, junk bonds help calm the noise.
Why?
Because
Firms that issue bonds are generally looking to raise capital for growth, expansion, debt restructuring or other cash-flow for their business.
Companies that issue high-yield …
This story came out today about Trump’s potential policy on cannabis.
The statement by Chris Christie:
When I was asked about the election, I talked about 3 commonalities among both candidates.
On October 28th my Daily article said this:
Considering the bull market of 2024, Cathie Wood’s ARKK fund (she has 6 ETFs) over 2 years and a lot of sideways price action, could now be a potential player.
Remember, ARKK …
NOTE: Weekly charts except for TLT and BTCUSD, both Daily charts
Considering where the Economic Economic Modern Family was just a few weeks ago, clearly euphoria has spread since the election.
There are though, key levels to watch, not to …
It should come as no surprise that I have been watching sugar futures carefully for years.
As the 3rd in my trifecta of inflation indicators, sugar has been sitting in wait.
However, the chart looks incredible, but we will get …
You all know how focused I am on the Granddad and Grandmother of my Economic Economic Modern Family.
And, while SPY and NASDAQ soared to new highs, the Russell 2000 IWM and Retail XRT performed well, but not near new …
Considering the bull market of 2024, Cathie Wood’s ARKK fund (she has 6 ETFs) over 2 years and a lot of sideways price action, could now be a potential player.
Remember, ARKK peaked in 2021 at 159.70.
Then ARKK crashed …
When I am asked to do an interview on the media, the producer(s) ask for my notes on market conditions.
As I will appear at 9 PM ET on CNBC Asia First in Singapore, here are the comments I sent …
If this is truly shaping up to be a time for commodities, especially ones undervalued, then let’s expand beyond gold and silver.
Don’t get me wrong.
I see more upside in both metals.
Remember my trifecta of inflation indicators?
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