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February 29, 2016
VIX made a swing low at Long-term support at 18.21 on Friday morning, then rose to challenge Intermediate-term resistance at 20.27. While the VIX is on a long-term sell signal, this level would be considered “neutral.” However, the buy signal
A market crash can be viewed as a monumental tragedy or a splendid opportunity depending on what side of the fence you sit on. If you decide to pour all your money into the market close, then it would be
There are many out there who would have you believe that the central banks are out of tricks.. And that your only hope is to buy their newsletter product or trading service (both of which encourage you to ‘invest’ in
Today the U.S. equity markets didn’t play copycat to oil prices. Crude futures finished the day up a bit over three percent, but our benchmark S&P 500 didn’t follow suit. The index made a modest morning rally to its 0.52%
A little more damaging than Friday in that early gains couldn’t stick in what would have been a respectable rebuttal of those losses. The Semiconductors managed a perfect tag of resistance before it headed south. Shorts will have had the
Deleveraging of asset bubbles? Well, your central banker will undoubtedly deny it is taking place, but the charts will not: the world is going through a massive deleveraging cycle, right here right now. In this article, we look at 6
In recent weeks, the wealth management industry has urged investors to take advantage of the rout in high yield and emerging market debt. A popular pitch has been to argue that high yield and emerging market bond prices are reflecting
The tens of millions of taxpayer money wasted at the G-20’s Shanghai soirée had a silver lining. The assembled masters of world finance came up with a big fat zero on the coordinated global stimulus front. So doing, they essentially admitted that their money printing central banks are
Written by Adventures in Capitalism Nearly 5 years ago, I noted how the iPath S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (VXX:AMEX) was “Designed To Fail.” Since then, excluding some rather terrifying spikes, it has reliably melted away as I suspected that
