Erratic Behavior – The Wall Street Examiner

Insight: JPMorgan bets sent false signals to wider debt market | Reuters

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(Reuters) – JPMorgan Chase & Co’s disastrous bets on corporate debt may have caused unexpected collateral damage: erratic behavior in a barometer that measures the…

‘Banker’s coup’ in Europe?

Bears Chat at The Wall Street Examiner Bears Chat November 12, 2011 0 Comments

Regime Change in Europe: Do Greece and Italy Amount to a Bankers’ Coup?

By Stephan Faris Friday, Nov. 11, 2011

The voice of the people isn’t something the markets seem to want to hear these days. First…

Here’s What to Key on With Gold on the Brink of Failure

Subscribers, click here to download the report. Last week was bad, no doubt about it. But it wasn’t a catastrophe yet. This report tells you…

Second, Even Bigger, Explosion of Sell Signals in Swing Trade Screens

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.

When the Fed Balance Sheet Will Hit the Fan

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.

Market Variant Not As Bad As It Looks

Short term cycles look to be headed for a breather. But don’t expect much downside. The 13 week cycle has an updated projection.

Reason to Stay Optimistic on Gold

The 13 week cycle up phase aborted early and the pullback has negated the base breakout. When that happens there’s usually a recovery before a second high that confirms the top. I want to remain optimistic that this will only result in a mild correction/consolidation. As long as the 10-12 month cycle indicators continue to signal an up phase, that’s where I’ll give the benefit of the doubt.

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Insight: JPMorgan bets sent false signals to wider debt market | Reuters

‘Banker’s coup’ in Europe?