October 12, 2017
Four months ago, when looking at the latest S&P/Experian data, we first reported that credit card defaults had surged the most since June 2013, a troubling development which ran fully counter to the narrative that the economy was recovering and the US
Video length: 00:12:21 The rotation game is being played below the surface of the market and the headline index numbers that are flashed on CNBC. Watch this video for an in depth discussion on the rotation game within the Dow
Not a whole lot to say about today. Small loses didn’t erode prior gains but the tight action offers swing traders the best chance for gain; trading the narrow range coil offers an attractive risk:reward. Long-term traders need to wait
Strong Weak Analysis is a way to identify momentum in the FX market. Trend traders rely on spotting and riding momentum as it develops and looks to benefit from trends extending, as many do. It’s also worth noting when the
Every investor knows how it is to feel like a fool. We do, for sure if we look back at one of our recent forecasts in which we said that the S&P 500 Is Correcting Towards 2125 Points. The S&P 500
Global economic activity seems to be picking up as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates 3.6% and 3.7% growth in 2017 and 2018, respectively, compared with 3.2% in 2016. The IMF raised its forecasts from the estimates released in
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(Audio length 00:11:41) Craig Hemke, Found and Editor of TFMetalsReport.com shares the reasons why he thinks gold will reach new highs for this year before year end. We also look at the precious metals stocks and if they will also
Stocks were off a bit today, while the precious metals remained steady. The markets were perturbed a bit by the geopolitical events, as well as some new domestic disappointments with the triumph of corporatism in the form of tax relief
