So, did we learn anything from the resumption of the market’s dance to the downside yesterday? Can the action be blamed on anything specific? Should we be concerned about the reversal of Monday’s reversal? Or is this simply the latest
September 14, 2016
The junk bond to high grade corporate bond ratio is holding steady. This actually leans bullish. (Video length 00:01:50)
Democracy has been described as the least bad system of government. After all, the “stakeholders” in any country are its electorate and they should be the ones to select the type of policies they want the government to pursue, from
So – – is this how it’s going to be then? Friday, DOWN. Monday, UP. Tuesday, DOWN. Wednesday. UP. If so, I guess it makes our collective jobs easier. Anyway, regarding crude: UPDATE: errrrrrr, not so much! HA!!!
Technical Outlook: S&P 500 (SPX) reversed Tuesday’s rally and closing at the same price level SPX closed Friday at. The volume on SPDRs S&P 500 (SPY) increased yesterday when compared to the day prior, and more than double the daily average. The daily bands
Stocks have been in an uptrend for more than five years and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (NYSEARCA:DIA) has more than tripled since 2008 lows. Smart investors are getting nervous as they realize that no market goes straight up forever.
Bankers have a justifiably awful reputation, particularly after the financial crisis. Although they completely raped the country, the general meme afterward was, “Yeah, gee, they got away with it, but we’ve learned our lesson as a society. Now we have
During the day on Tuesday, we went back and forth in the copper markets, which of course is one of my favorite markets to determine on how the global economy is functioning. After all, this is a commodity that tends
Obamacare is making huge progress of sorts. Of the original 23 co-op sponsors the score is 17 down and only 6 to go. Please consider Another ObamaCare Co-Op Folds, Leaving Only 6 Remaining. Health Republic Insurance of New Jersey is folding
Most Americans are disappointed with the two major-party candidates for President. Can the economy grow with poor government policy, which we are almost surely to have whoever wins the election? I believe so, because the positive forces don’t require good
