The Keynesian gods have failed, and as a result we’re in the eye of a global financial hurricane. The Keynesian god of growth has failed. The Keynesian god of borrowing from the future to fund today’s consumption has failed. The
The Death Cross, whereby the 50-moving average crosses under a moving average of 100 or 200, occurred recently in a weekly time frame for the S&P 500. The subject has raised some concerns amongst investors as financial media pundits emphasized that
USDJPY: Having closed higher for a third consecutive week, further bullish offensive is envisaged. However, with price hesitation seen on price we could see it weaken in the new week though with caution. On the downside, support comes in at
During the session on Monday, we only get PMI numbers coming out in several European countries, as well as the European Union itself. We also get PMI numbers coming out of the United States as we will focus on stock
Two months ago we were amazed to read that according to the latest “deus ex machina” proposed by the PBOC, China would “sweep away” trillions in bad loans by equitizing them in the form of debt-for-equity exchanges. This is how we
Everyone hated energy ETFs last year as plunging oil and natural gas prices eroded valuations of companies engaged in this sector. The weakening demand for global commodities wrought havoc among large oil producers, exploration companies, and even storage conglomerates. Fast
South Africa under Fire from Credit Ratings Agencies….. Analysts speculating on the South African economy are of the opinion that the financial markets have already factored in a possible junk status downgrade for the country. Standard & Poor’s will be
If you try hard enough you can always find a set of moving averages that will confirm your bias. The 50/100 week exponential moving average cross has never generated a false signal in 36 years. It’s confirming what I’ve been
Fundamental Forecast for EUR/USD: Neutral – EUR/USD losing ground in May falls in line with twenty year seasonality trends. – The retail crowd remains net-short EUR/USD but shifting rapidly – see live SSI updates. – Check in on the EUR/USD quarterly forecast, “EUR/USD Stuck in No Man’s