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By now, you are well aware that on Wednesday Jerome Powell and the Fed became “dovish” and pivoted to a STOP on interest rate hikes. More importantly, the Fed Chairman …
This is a great time to examine the weekly charts of the Economic Economic Modern Family.
We like that timeframe for now with only a short number of trading days left.
And with lots of news constantly unfolding:
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The markets ended on a positive note …
November 2023 surpassed all expectations in the stock and bond markets. Those investors who participated hit the bullseye. The month started off with a cooling CPI and PPI along with GDP jumping and the Fed’s hawkish stance softening. This was …
While December 1st brought out the bulls in nearly EVERYTHING, one area caught our attention.
In December 2019 I saw a similar chart showing an unsustainable ratio between equities and commodities which started me on the notion that something had …
Despite the total cuts by all countries added at the November 30th OPEC+ meeting, oil sold off testing key support.
Countries like Angola have threatened not to stick to the new quota, promising to produce above target.
Meanwhile, Brazil confirmed …
Monday after the close, some warnings signs from our risk gauges popped up.
These are especially interesting given the number of bulls and the amount of money coming into the market.
Technically, we still have the resistance that has not …
Over the weekend I covered small caps, retail, semiconductors and transportation.
The conclusion was “If you put these four charts all together, we get a reunion that is filled with the makings of a family breakdown.
While Granny XRT and …
Welcome back Gaugers. We hope that you have had an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday and have been participating in the positive markets that we have recently experienced.
Most major indices finished this holiday shortened week up around 1%. Interest rates have …
In the 1995 film, Home for the Holidays, family reunions are explored.
Using both drama and comedy, the film illustrates how we outsiders looking in never really know the love and the madness that goes on inside family’s homes during …
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