On Sep 14, the U.S. market’s broadest benchmark homed in on the crucial 2,500 mark during a relatively quiet session of trading. This was the second successive record close for the S&P 500, a feat matched by the two other
September 14, 2017
Short-term Elliott Wave view suggests that the US Dollar Index ended Primary wave ((3)) at 91.01 and currently in a Primary wave ((4)) bounce. Internal of Primary wave ((4)), it is unfolding as a zigzag Elliott wave structure. Preferred view suggests
There will probably be two daily cycles. One really long (current cycle) then a short one. That would give us one short intermediate cycle as the dollar bounces and somewhat balance out the last three long intermediate cycles. Video Length:
Irma, the devastating hurricane that hit Florida with its full force, was not as destructive as it could have been. But the impact on the economy, beginning with unemployment, has already been felt. As the Hurricane made its way toward
What an interesting morning so far. There’s yet another clutch of missile chatter from North Korea (what is this? the 4th time?), but the reaction to Armageddon is relatively muted. All the same, at least the color of the ES
Apple is the world’s most valuable company today, but in 1997 it nearly went bankrupt.Thanks to a $150 million dollar investment care of Bill Gates, the late Steve Jobs was able to acquire the resources necessary to nurse Apple back
The Econoday parrot is singing a happy tune today as the CPI beat expectations for the first time in six months. The parrot is always in favor of consumers getting less for their money. For the first time since February,
At the end of August, Germany completed its gold transfer process. What does it mean for the gold market? On August 23, 2017, the Bundesbank informed that it had finished the planned repatriation of gold earlier than originally assumed. The German central
According to a MarketsandMarkets report, the global Big Data market is projected to grow from $28.65 billion in 2016 to $66.79 billion by 2021. That translates to an annual growth rate of more than 18% over the projected five-year period. The
Hurricane Irma, one of the strongest storms to hit the United States, has wreaked havoc leaving widespread damage in its wake with many being rendered homeless. While it may be too soon to get an accurate idea about the damage
