The U.S. defense sector has been dominating the headlines following the launch of cruise missiles on a Syrian air base. President Trump justified the strike as a response to the Syrian government’s barbaric chemical attack that claimed at least 72
April 9, 2017
We have another update from my friend from Canada, Jess Midas, who uses fundamental analysis with Supply and Demand technical zones. He also drills down and looks for trendlines with price action and momentum on lower time frames as confluence for trading
Written by Robert McHugh (TechnicalIndicatorIndex.com) We believe markets are lining up for a major top later in 2017, possibly in the August to October time period. There are several patterns we are watching that lead us to this conclusion. First let’s take
Fundamental Forecast for EUR/USD: Neutral – US-German 2-year yield spread now at widest level since March 16, which has pushed EUR/USD down below its March 16 lows. – French election concerns may be creeping back into the picture as Emmanuel Macron’s frontrunner status
In today’s excerpt from Eric Peters Weekend Note to clients, the CIO of One River Asset Management focuses on the one topic that is first and foremost on the minds of the active investing community: the unprecedented shift from active
There are a whole lot of things you can say about last week, but one of them is certainly not this: previously disappointing hard data is getting better and is starting to catch up to soft data euphoria. Between the “surprisingly” bad
On Wednesday, I asked a handful of bloggers and economic writers their estimate for first quarter GDP. ZeroHedge was the only one willing to publicly take a stance. I told him my forecast on the same day, but I had
The secret is out: dividend investing works. It wasn’t too long ago, that dividends were considered too boring. But the bursting of the tech bubble, and the Great Recession of 2008-2009, changed investor sentiment, perhaps for good. Dividend stocks were once
If I were to choose one word to describe the current market, it would have to be tedious. The Dow Jones is no longer going up, but as we see in its BEV chart below, it’s really not going down
The market action continues to suggest that we are in a mild corrective pattern although, with the cycle lows still several weeks away, we should see lower prices before the correction is complete. Estimated date of lows and price targets
