The U.S Department of the Treasury currently forecasts that the national debt will reach the $25 trillion mark by the 3rd quarter of 2020. That’s just two and a half years from now. What is $25 trillion among American friends?
February 14, 2018
Tickers for end of day: GE, BAC, AAPL, FB, CSCO.
Risk and returns are related to each other. Investors know that if they want higher returns, they need to accept higher risks. That means riskier investments should offer larger rewards than safer investments. This is generally true in the stock market. Investors
What a monster turn of trade in AUD/USD today as the dollar sell-off created a massive doji in the pair suggesting that more upside is due. The Aussie initially dove lower on assumption that US rates will almost certainly
It’s always cute when most commentary is left hanging with “better than expected.” The straight fact is that the US CPI was lower for the second consecutive month, but since it wasn’t as low as some “analysts” were anticipating, that
Review Of The Fund Manager Survey It’s useful to check the Bank of America fund manager survey to see where money managers are positioned. The great thing about the fund managers survey is it provides depth to your understanding of
The technology industry is fertile ground for innovation and growth, and many of the most profitable stocks in the market come precisely from the tech sector. On the other hand, tech stocks also are quite volatile, and they operate in
Stocks up, Bond yields up, Bitcoin, up, Gold up, Dollar collapsing… Buy The Fucking Hotflation Dip… Stocks are soaring on the biggest short-squeeze in a year… 10Y Yields broke above 2.90%… Biggest drop in the dollar since The Mnuchin Massacre.
Market’s have rebounded well since the sell-off that led to a test of SPX 200-day moving average. Following today’s CPI report in the pre-market, and the subsequent sell-off, I was ready for the market to begin its selling yet again,
Well, THAT was exciting, wasn’t it? No?OK, things did get a bit hairy there and its too early yet to say that we’re out of the woods. Traders are still extremely skittish and will be for a while. We’ve had
