Last week, the fire roosters and hens got it on. After the rooster’s clumsy but successful leap onto the hen’s back, all four indices climaxed at new all-time highs.
So, if first comes love, then comes marriage, is this egg …
An inferior view of your brain might look similar.
The frontal lobe (on top) carries out higher mental processes such as thinking, decision making and planning.
You can see the frontal lobe is currently torn between a seller’s versus buyer’s …
A whole lotta clucking going on.
Yesterday, 2 brothers often in conflict, stood together.
Big Brother Biotechnology and Prodigal Son Regional Banks, in their first real signs of feistiness since this rally began, made intentions known to the others in …
Biotechnology and Regional Banks-2 brothers of the Economic Modern Family-opened their T-Rex Rallysaurus mouths today and roared to new 2017 highs.
Those rumbles stirred but could not shake Transportation through the potential triple tops. IYT closed in the red.
The …
In keeping with my theme of gauging the internal breadth of the market through the Economic Modern Family. Monday’s strong session was not without disparity.
Regional Banks (KRE) made early gains and even posted a new all-time high. However, KRE …
“I've got the world on a string, sittin' on a rainbow
Got the string around my finger
What a world, what a life, I'm in love!” Frank Sinatra
What a week, what a market, we’re in love!
With 3 out …
The Chinese New Year of the Fire Rooster began January 28th.
Amazingly, if you apply the personality characteristics of the associated animal to how the markets have traded these last few years, the similarity between the two is uncanny.
Considering …
Let’s face it, this market has baffled pretty much everyone. This year, “uncertain” is one of the most widely used words.
I titled my 2017 Picks published in December “Uncertainty is the New Sure Thing.”
So yes, the Dow sits …
Under the weather with a bad cold, so apologies for my brief commentary tonight.
With the market trying to find its way, my warnings over the weekend about the resistance channel in the Russell 2000 and the growing disparity among …
The “glochids” are loosely attached making it soft to the touch. Since loosely attached, they are prone to dislodge and fly in the air if bumped or shaken.
Rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, and bats all eat prickly pear cactus. Should …
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