When the Bond Sugar High Wears Off The word “cake” and all it implies comes up a lot for me lately. The market rewards corporate profits and investors by letting them “have their cake and eat it too.” We see …
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Long Bonds: The Market Rainbow’s Dead-End Photo by JR Lancaster Have the interest rates finally bottomed? If so, will that take the market’s somewhere-over-the-rainbow rally down a dead-end? After closing last week on new all-time highs, this week begins with …
***Note: SLV: Sold 1/2 the remaining shares at 19.25 on open. ***Raise Trailing stop to 17.94 ***Note: Sold ½ the WWE Position at 19.97. Note second Target for another ½ off at: 21.24 Market if touched. Raise Sell Stop to …
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The Sector models closed the week between +1.07% (Moderate) and +3.31% (Conservative) on the week. The SPY closed up +1.3% on the week. The markets put in a strong week, closing on its highs on Friday, off the heels of …
The Country models were up on the week on average about +0.1%. The benchmark was up +0.2%. The Country models lag the benchmark by about half a percent on the year. The markets put in a strong week, closing on …
The ETF Complete model closed the week up +0.2% compared to the SPY which closed up +1.3%. Year-to-date, the Complete Portfolio is now leading the SPY by about 6.0%. The markets put in a strong week, closing on its highs …
***Note: SLV: Change the order to sell 1/2 existing position at 19.24 a market if touched order-means if hits becomes a market order not limit. ***JNK-Raise stop to 35.04 ***WWE: With nearly a target in reach raise the stop now …
Look Ma, 18,000 in the Dow and No Gremlin! For roughly a year and a half to describe market conditions, I’ve borrowed and used a concept from two classic TV shows. The Twilight Zone’s Terror at 20,000 Feet and The …