by Lance Roberts, StreetTalk Live Over the last couple of weeks, I have been discussing the potential for a short-term rally in the markets. That rally has now occurred and as I addressed this past Thursday: “As you can see, the markets
October 12, 2015
We all know helicopter money of some kind is coming as the global economy spirals into recession. Quantitative Easing (QE)–the monetary stimulus of distributing newly created central-bank money to private banks–has been discredited, as even cheerleaders and apologists now admit it has
I realize that we’re all getting a bit weary of hearing about Dennis Gartman, his picks, and his fade-worthiness. I heard something, however, which compels me to offer up this post about what he said today on CNBC. The entire clip is
<<< Read: Gold Is Not Money I opened a blog post on 7th October with the statement that gold was money in the distant past and might again be money in the future, but isn’t money in any developed economy today. I then
NFTRH subscribers were apprised of the growing risk of a negative reaction in the gold stocks on Friday and again this weekend. This was done first in an update and then in the regular report. The recommended courses of action
Volatility of volatility is making history. Today, the VIX Index, also known as the Volatility Index, declined for the 10th consecutive trading day. This ties the all-time record for consecutive down days set back in May 2005 and October 2009.
Today I deleted Anacor Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:ANAC) from the Barchart Van Meerten Speculative portfolio for negative price momentum. Barchart technical indicators: 48% Barchart technical sell signals Trend Spotter sell signal Below its 20 and 50 day moving averages 26.90% off its 52 week high
Gold Gann angle update. A strong bounce off a 1×1 Gann Angle should be the bottom.The strong hands have squeezed out all the weak hands. The momentum is improving, maybe the hint of negative interest rates form the FED set
Since August 24, the day the market dropped 1,000 points in five minutes, stocks have been treating us to daily thrills and chills. And, if you have been following these almost constant ups and downs in your portfolio, you –
Looking at the bigger picture of both the DXY and the FXCM US Dollar index ($US Dollar) we notice that they have both been in consolidation patterns since the top in the spring of this year. The consolidation patterns in
