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Daily S&P (ES) Chart Setup Quickie 5/27/20

by Lee Adler • May 27, 2020

The daily chart for the S&P Futures (ES) looks impressive as hell, if you are a bull. For bears, it’s Wagnerian.

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Swedish Killing Machine Lessons On Lockdown vs. No Lockdown

by Lee Adler • May 25, 2020

I put together this data today on what happens when a country foregoes lockdowns. Sweden made that choice from the beginning. It’s demographically similar neighbors, Denmark, Norway, and Finland had strict lockdowns. As you can see, the three neighbors have gotten their outbreaks under control. Sweden has not yet, although case numbers are coming down.…

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US Southern States COVID19 Cases – Let’s Give Credit Where Due

by Lee Adler • May 21, 2020

Governor DeSantis takes credit for Florida’s better than expected performance in the state’s numbers of COVID19 cases and deaths.

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Gap Me – Daily Stock Market Setup – May 18, 2020

by Lee Adler • May 18, 2020

Rangebounds markets all sound and fury. Here’s where this is headed today.

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US COVID19 Cases and Deaths Declining in Northeast, Increasing in the South

by Lee Adler • May 15, 2020

The numbers continue to improve for the COVID19 epicenter in the Northeast. The following chart looks at the numbers on a week to week basis for Thursday May 14, and May 7. New cases were down by 25% and daily deaths fell by 46%. Total cases rose 7% on the week. Deaths were down by…

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Uptrend Holds Again – Daily Stock Market Setup – May 13, 2020

by Lee Adler • May 13, 2020

Last night the S&P futures needed to break 2828 to break the uptrend. Of course it did it by 5 points, and that was it. Boom! Up, up, and away!

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Funds Bet on Mortgage Sector Even as Housing Stays Weak – CNBC.com

by Newswires • April 30, 2012 • 0 Comments

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Funds Bet on Mortgage Sector Even as Housing Stays Weak
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The US housing market may still be in the doldrums, but funds that are betting on big gains in mortgage-related investments are a hot ticket this year on Wall Street. The near-zero interest rate environment has investors starving for yield and …
Analysis: US mortgage funds emerge even as housing stays weakReuters

US Mortgage Funds Emerge As Housing SwaysAdvanced Trading
Stark mortgage fund surpasses $100MMilwaukee Business Journal (blog)

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