Fed Keeps Playing Ketchup, and Losing

Lee Adler September 13, 2022

The Fed just can’t keep up with the one market that it is actually supposed to control. Short term interest rates.

Crash Resumption Risk Not Eliminated

The S&P 500 reversed at long-term resistance and remains in a short-term downtrend. A new, sharper descending channel may be forming.

Gold’s Violent Whipsaw Signals Parabolic Move With Extreme Risk

Subscribers, click here to download the report. The violent whipsaw has returned all indicators to the buy side. Cycle projections point higher, but risk has…

Liquidity Trader Swing Trade Selections and Performance April 15, 2025

Subscribers: Download the full report here Liquidity Trader’s long/short swing trade selection screens are now posted. The algo continues to struggle with the rapidity of…

After Market Confirmed Adler’s Long-Term Cycle Wave Projections, What Comes Next?

The April 14 Technical Trader confirms what the model projected last July: the S&P 500 topped in the 6000–6200 range, right on schedule. A short-term rally is in play, but price and breadth momentum remain impaired. The next move will be determined by whether this bounce clears or fails at key resistance levels mapped by Adler Wave Analysis.

What Happens Before the Liquidity Cliff

The system isn’t stable—it’s quietly deteriorating. Foreign capital is pulling back. Liquidity is being recycled into deleveraging, not risk. The market hasn’t priced this in.
→ Get the full Macro Liquidity breakdown and real-time liquidity signals before the next wave hits.

Fed Keeps Playing Ketchup, and Losing

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