Amid fears that the newly discovered COVID-19 variant named Omicron could disrupt global travel once again, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) published its latest update on the state of international tourism on Sunday. According to the latest Worl…
Yes, the market has made a U turn. What should we expect?
Meanwhile, I’m on the road again, driving a rental car this time, so will make this short. I’ll check back in about 3 hours.
They’ve broken the downtrend channel and this little base …
While the world holds its breath, waiting for new information on the latest, possibly more dangerous strain of COVID-19 that was discovered last week, markets reacted nervously on Friday. Stock prices sank and safe haven assets rallied amid fears that …
This Friday’s screens had 26 buys and 136 sells. 9 of the buys were inverse ETFs, meaning that only 17 of the signals were bullish and 145 were bearish. This is a big number that indicates downside thrust, but it can also mean that it’s time for a minor bounce first.
Monetary policy can be implemented through outright purchases or sales of securities, which permanently changes the size of the Federal Reserve’s System Open Market Account (SOMA) portfolio.
Here we go again. Or maybe, more accurately here we go still. COVID has reared its ugly head again, this time in the form of a new variant called Omicron. The name surprised some folks because the next letter in the Greek alphabet was Nu but the WHO thought that sounded too much like “new” […]
This report examines and illustrates the most important line items on the Fed’s weekly balance sheet. It tells you what to look for to recognize when the markets will crash. Because that’s coming.
Short term cycles look to be headed for a breather. But don’t expect much downside. The 13 week cycle has an updated projection.
Now that Bitcoin and Ethereum have clearly had total rainbow failure………… I would point out that plenty of my favorite instruments on the alt-coin scene have also failed their own core reasons for being bullishly-configured. …
Single Family Home Prices in the United States increased to 353900 USD in October from 352800 USD in September of 2021. Single Family Home Prices in the United States averaged 127056.19 USD from 1968 until 2021, reaching an all time high of 363300 USD …