I’m struggling to find a different way to say the same thing again… Ah, the hell with it. The 10-12 month cycle projection is...
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What a Little-Known Market Tool Is Telling Us About U.S. Stocks in 2012
If you're a longtime investor, you're no doubt familiar with the Price/Earnings (P/E) ratio - a common measure for valuing the stock market.
But you may not be as familiar with the more-obscure Earnings/Price (E/P) ratio, which some experts refer to as the "earnings yield" on stocks.
If you're...
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By the Pricking of Equity’s Thumbs, Something Wicked This Way Comes
Sentiment is awfully complacent, and volatility is low. Smells like May 2011--or August 2008.
Equities look ripe indeed for an "unexpected" bloodletting and resultant wicked correction. The general outlines of a equity bubble awaiting a nice ...
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Goldman’s Latest Boiler-Room Stock: America
It seems Jim O'Neill, the head of Goldman's Asset Management department, is predicting that the United States stock market may go up "15 to 20 percent." O'Neill apparently believes Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve will resort to another round of...
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Where is the Stock Market Headed in 2012?
Where is the Stock Market Headed in 2012?
Wednesday, Jan 04 2012 by Edward Croft
It was Lao Tzu who stated several millenia ago that “those who have knowledge don’t predict and those who predict don’t have knowledge”, but nonetheless those t...
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Analyst: The Stock Market Is About To Crash
Most of the folks who were dead wrong for years after the market low in March 2009 (see chart at right) have quietly given up, but at least one analyst is still calling for stocks to crash through those financial-crisis lows.
United-ICAP senior te...
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Wyndham Worldwide: Potential Short Opportunity?
In examining my chartbook this weekend, I came across this possible short opportunity. This is Wyndham Worldwide, a resort/timeshare company.
The stock appears to have just completed an ending diagonal. In classic TA, this would be ...
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Do We Get a Year-End Rally Or Not? Santa Dukes It Out With Mr. VIX
Market cheerleaders see a rally coming; Mr. VIX is issuing a sell signal. Looks like the next few days will be a grudge match between Santa and Mr. VIX.
Everybody wants a Santa rally in stocks: Wall Street, the financial media cheerleaders, m...
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Another Reason for Stocks to Tank in 2012: Jobs
Though nobody seems to notice, stock prices are correlated to employment, which is trending down.The Federal Reserve would have you believe that Monday morning ramp-and-camp and rumor-mill rallies in the last five minutes of trading are signs of a heal...
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Market Correlation Data Proves Fed Inflation Paradigm Is Bunk
Correlation data between oil and the stock market suggests the Fed's inflation and recession-fighting paradigm is bunk. The Fed is wearing blinders, and looks set to run the economy into a ditch because of it.
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Very Slow Growth in 2012, Then Long Bear to 2020
“Top advisers see very slow growth in 2012.” That headline is screaming at Americans in “InvestmentNews: The Leading News Source for Financial Advisers” and most trusted. ...
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SPX Update: The Crash: 1; Seasonality: 0
As predicted, Wednesday's normally seasonally-bullish session turned into a big red candle. That in itself should tell us something about this market, as that marks only the second time in ten years that the Wednesday before Thanksgiving&nbs...
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"Very slow growth 2012 then long bear to 2020"
Nov. 22, 2011, 12:01 a.m. EST
Very slow growth 2012 then long bear to 2020
By Paul B. Farrell, MarketWatch
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — “Top advisers see very slow growth in 2012.” That headline is screaming at Americans in “Inve...
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SPX and NDX Update: Crash Wave Finally on Deck
The crash wave I've been expecting for a week appears to have finally begun. The markets showed some strong downside in the last two sessions, and did what they needed to in order to fulfill the expectations of the crash count...
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Does Treasury Market Turkey for Bulls Mean Stock Market Turkey for Bears?
Foreign central bank (FCB) buying of Treasuries was again heavy this week, two weeks after hitting a record level. Their buying binge of recent weeks pumped plenty of cash into US markets. That normally leads to a stock market rally, but not this time. Meanwhile, there’s evidence that withholding tax collections are weakening versus...
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Yes Virginia, There Is a Market – After The After, Before The Before Market Update
CHARTS FIXED! 9:05 PM OK, so I don’t have a very clever title or stupid symbolism or word simulations tonight. It’s late, I have two reports to try to finish for subscribers, and I just had a big fat roast pork sandwich au jus with melted provolone, sauteed onions, pickles, and sauerkraut, and I...
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ECRI Still Adamantly Campaigning For A Recession
ECRI Still Adamantly Campaigning For A Recession
by: Dr. Duru November 9, 2011
November 7, 2011, Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI) appeared on CNBC again to talk about recession. Achuthan was very adamant in his insi...
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ES 1230 +0.35% +4.25 pop on euro market bounce
European markets were looking to open -2% or lower, but slowly improved and after the open, it was BTFD frenzy, which is helping goose US futures. Considering the Eurozone is supposed to be the cause of the current financial mess, it sure seems bou...
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Stocks- The New Safe Haven
As political and financial instability rages in Europe, the stock market continues its quest to retest the October highs .
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23 Mind-Blowing Facts about Inequality in America
23 Mind-Blowing Facts About Inequality In America
Once again the rich are getting richer as the poor get poorer in America. Although rich people took a hit in the financial crisis, the stock market has recovered strongly.
Main Street has not: Median...
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SPX and Dow Update: Sentiment Still Favors the Bears
Sentiment continues to remain bullish, despite the declines in the averages last week.
Rydex funds are reaching ridiculous extremes. Rydex funds offer a good proxy for retail investor sentiment; retail investors are small money, an...
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You’ll Never Catch Me, Copper!
Several readers have asked me to draw a chart for copper. I've actually been working on one for a while, and finally decided to finish it tonight.
Copper looks, in the words of the famous sheep, "Baaaaaad." Copper seems to have...
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Critical Support Level Holds Key To Stock Market’s Next Move
The question hanging over the market now is what Ben will do. The technical picture suggests that traders are predisposed to react a certain way, but there’s a key support level that could send a signal one way or the other depending on whether it holds or breaks.
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Foreign Central Banks Have Left the Building
Tracking foreign central bank (FCB) holdings of US Treasury and Agency (Fannie, Freddie, and minor government agencies) paper has been one of the most important lines of inquiry in my analysis of market liquidity for the past 9 years. This information is available virtually in real time each week in the Fed’s weekly H41...
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Can Only Have One, Not The Other
With liquidity flat, one market can rally only at the expense of another. Last week it was again the stock market’s turn. Click here to download complete report in pdf format (Professional Edition Subscribers). including 86 pages of charts and clear, cutting edge analysis that you can use to gain an edge in the...
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The Treasury Market Will Collapse
Unless foreign central banks step back up to the plate, either the Treasury market will collapse, or the stock market rally will fizzle, or both.
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Eurozone wins respite, but it could be brief
Eurozone wins respite, but it could be brief
David Mchugh, AP Business Writer, On Thursday October 27, 2011, 2:45 pm
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) -- With their late-night deal to cut Greece's debt and support other wobbly countries, European leaders bough...
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SPX, Euro, and Dollar Update: Are the Bulls for Real?
On the exceptionally light volume of Friday's session, the SPX staged a breakout over its 200 dma and a major resistance line. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also knocked out my preferred count, which had held its ground since October. &nb...
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