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February 17, 2018
The week of February 5 was devastating for the bulls. The week of February 12 was devastating for the bears. I have a feeling that the shortened week we’re approaching after Presidents’ Day will have the torch back in bear
It has been a while since we have had a look at this. It is odd to see the relative ‘bearishness’ on silver. The gold/silver ratio is very high, and the discount on PSLV is more than normal.
Ted Butler on silver manipulation. If he is as correct about JP Morgan’s physical long as he is about their paper short, silver will move from last to first in terms of performance versus currencies. We believe it is a
Following last week’s 5.2% decline, which was one of the worst weeks we’ve seen for two years, the Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq are up 4% for the week and posted the best weekly gain we’ve seen since 2013. Housing starts
In the aftermath of the recent market correction, there is a lot of news about the VIX, popularly known as the market’s “fear gauge.” I update the VIX along with actual market volatility each week in my WTWA series. Let’s
EUR/USD had a roller coaster week, trading in a range of over 300 pips and eventually ending the week higher. What’s next? The upcoming week features the ECB minutes, PMI data, and final inflation figures.Here is an outlook for the highlights of
Cryptocurrency investing in 2018, so far, is not for the faint of the heart. The crypto market started the year with a sharp retracement (crash), which led to a decline of 50% in most Top Cryptocurrencies. For some Cryptocurrencies with
Over the last five trading days, performance of banking stocks has been bullish. The 10-year Treasury bond yields escalated at four-year highs on higher-than-expected inflation. Positive economic growth, along with central banks’ moves globally to improve interest rates from ultra-low
Global financial markets rallied this week and brushed aside a rise in global borrowing costs while the dollar hit its lowest level since 2014. The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average have rallied for six consecutive sessions since falling last
