Not much has changed in the world of inflation predictions.
The dollar is rangebound.
The yields have topped out.
The FED has stagflationary issues to contend with.
Raw material supplies are low.
Geopolitics remain an issue.
Employment costs are rising.…
With all the news flying around, we have found incredible confidence in our trading strategies by following the technical picture.
This is the fourth week I have covered Economic Economic Modern Family as my weekend update.
And the Family has …
Bonds issued by companies with a credit rating of BB or lower by S&P or Fitch, or Ba or lower by Moody's, are considered junk bonds.
Junk bonds, or high-yield bonds because the interest payments are higher than for the …
While I am extremely focused on commodities as outlined in Monday’s Daily, my viewpoint for most equities remains cautious to neutral.
What might turn us to be more bullish?
I love these weekly charts.
Let’s analyze.
Going from the top …
In our research as we start a new week, there is a good chance that:
And while gold and silver futures are correcting, we are still bullish in the …
For consistency’s sake, this is the 3rd weekend in a row I am showing you the weekly charts of the Economic Economic Modern Family.
3 weeks ago, it was our very own Granny Retail XRT that gave us the head’s …
On March 26th I wrote a Daily called: Last Night I Had a Crazy Dream-Swiss Franc
When I awoke and looked at the charts, I noticed in the futures market is that CHFUSD (Swiss Franc to the US Dollar) has …
In today’s presser with Powell basically said what he typically says:
Higher for longer but maybe not as risks remain to economy while inflation is too sticky.
Here are some of our thoughts on the overall macro and technical picture.…
My thought on the Retail ETF XRT as we ended last week-
“For Granny Retail XRT we first want to see her hold the 200-WMA at around 71.00. But until she makes her way back over 74.50 area, we are …
Last weekend the title of the Daily was: Economic Economic Modern Family-Warning Signs End of Week.
At the time the theory was:
“Looking at the 6 weekly charts, I updated the horizontal, parallel lines to show that at these higher …
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