Stocks had a rip snorter of a rally last week and a lot of people are pondering the question in the title over this long weekend. The S&P 500 was down 20.9% from intraday high (4818.62, January 4th) to intraday low (3810.32, May 20th). From that intraday low the market has risen 9.1% in just […]
Did I misread the technical indicators last week? I was leaning bearish because of them, even though the liquidity analysis was warning of an oversold…
This infographic analyzes over 30 years of stock market performance to identify the best and worst months for gains.
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Only those societies which still have a functional public interest / common good will survive; those ruled by the tyranny of self-interest will fall.
One of the most interesting things that has happened over the past eight trading days has been the explosive move higher by the high-yield funds which, until May 18th, had been getting absolutely brutalized. Their exhaustion and descent from these …
It was pretty clear that Memorial Day Weekend was going to be a very green one when Ethereum hit its support around $1700 and cheerfully bounced higher. Of course, the best of ALL possible worlds would be for the equity futures to get this Fibonacc…
Sales of new single-family houses dropped for the fourth consecutive month in the United States, as potential home buyers face a perfect storm of unfavorable conditions. According to figures jointly released by the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Depar…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted an above-normal Atlantic hurricane season for 2022 today as previously released reports had already suggested. The prediction marks the seventh consecutive year an above-average season has b…
See these? I want it known, for the record, there are not called Bullish Bases. They’re something very different. And although it isn’t shown in this timespan, the present one looks much more like the 1929-1930 top that any others elsew…
How much of this is just superficial stuff – an expedient bordering on a ruse? Does the Fed have the resolve necessary to mount a serious inflation fight, one that would invariably unfold with significant market and economic turmoil?