Written by Michele Schneider
Nearly every member of Mish’s Economic Modern Family improved last week, with the Russell 2000 IWM, Transportation IYT, Semiconductors SMH Retail XRT all putting in Golden Crosses on their daily charts.
Except for Regional Banks KRE.…
Hello Gaugers, hope that you had a good and prosperous week and you were able to take advantage of several of our “hot” strategies, including Large Cap Leaders (LCL), GEMS and NASDAQ All Stars (NQ All Stars). These strategies are …
Written by Michele Schneider
We typically have a song or two in my head. After all, watching ticks is musical and has a lot of different beats.
And typically, those songs turn into parodies.
For this past week, the first …
Written by Michele Schneider
I personally started out this year saying that to date, gold has been sold on strength and bought on weakness. And that the day strength is bought is the day we begin a much bigger rally.…
Written by Michele Schneider
We cannot begin the Daily without a mention of the glitch in the NYSE right out of the gate Tuesday morning.
A wild stock-price swing occurred at the open and 84 stocks suddenly plunged or spiked …
Written by Michele Schneider
Last week was the reset of the January 6-month calendar range.
For the S&P 500, that range sits at 3770-4000.23.
In the 2023 Outlook, the prediction for the yearly range is much wider or between 3200-4200. …
Two weeks ago, I visited with my Mother (91 yrs. young) in Phoenix while on a business trip. On our way out to dinner with close friends, we passed a small Circle K gas station with an irresistible offer.
It …
Written by Mish Schneider
Global Inflation
This past week, I got to talk a lot about inflation, something many have thrown in the towel about. But not us!
I sat down with Charles Payne during his show Making Money with …
Written by Mish Schneider
KRE Regional Banks is a member of my Economic Economic Modern Family.
With bank earnings in gear, this ETF measures the smaller banks-the ones where people living in more rural communities and smaller cities often go …
Written by Mish
Fundamentals
The price of sugar is exposed to many global and national influences.
These include government tariffs, costs of production, climate change and geopolitical instability.
These demand and supply factors all influence movement within the market.
Most …
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