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Stock World Weekly - November 2, 2014
This week, Phil discusses earnings, the end of QE, and the economy. Phil also offers several trade ideas.
WTF Friday – Japan’s 80 Trillion Yen Stimulus Dresses The Windows
The shorts are certainly getting a scare this morning as the BOJ hands out another $124Bn and that was more than enough to pop the Nikkei 5% in 90 minutes, with the /NKD Futures now testing 16,850 – almost catching up to the Dow for the 3rd time in 2 years.
Fedless Thursday – Can The Markets Survive Without Free Money
Let's make that clear at the start. The Fed has been tapering all year but what they have been tapering is their INCREASE in bond buying and thank God they have because the Fed balance sheet is now over $4,000,000,000,000.00 – that's a lot of money!
Which Way Wednesday – Ridiculously Overbought Edition
Yesterday's rally was a very low-volume affair 101.3M on SPY (about 60% of normal) and we were goosed by Peter Schiff on CNBC at 1:10 pm, claiming QE4 was right around the corner:
Tawdry Tuesday – BOJ And Sweden Put More Free Money On The Fire
More free money today as Japan backs off their tax hike and Sweden cut rates to ZERO.
Monday Market Momentum – Best Week Hits Bad Data
We have made our short-term strong bounce lines except on the Russell but it only takes one straw to break this camel's back and, at this point, if ANY of our indexes now fail their line before the Russell goes over (1,128) – that's going to be a very bearish signal.
Fearful Friday – Ebola In NYC Spooks The Markets
Based on Ebola and the upcoming stress tests, I'd have to guess a sell-off is coming today.
Faltering Thursday – Last Chance To Make Strong Bounces
Though the indexes failed to hold our strong bounce lines (well, 3 of 5 did), we can blame Canada for that one as news of the attack sent our markets lower.
Will We Hold It Wednesday – Strong Bounce Edition
Like Kansas, the US economy is NOT strong – it is merely stimulated – it's an economy on steroids and investors are betting on it to last for the long haul, and they are not expecting harmful side effects.
Tempting Tuesday – Low Volume Rally Challenges Our Bounce Lines
Our general rule of thumb is that dip buyers only learn their lesson after they have been burned 3 times and, so far, only the August dip buyers are being really burned but a failure to retake that line and a move lower...
Monday Market Movement – IBM Makes US Nervous
IBM took a $4.7Bn one-time charge as they PAID GlobalFoundries $1.5Bn to take their money-losing semiconductor unit off their hands.
Fip Floppin’ Friday – Futures Fly As Fear Fades
"The recovery from the lows after Bullard spoke yesterday is another reminder how addicted markets still are to liquidity,” said Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid.
Thursday Thump – Europe Takes A Dive, US Futures Follow
This is a CORRECTION – which means the prices you are starting to see are CORRECT, not low…
Wednesday Market Weakness – Oil Collapses To $80, Good Or Bad?
If what goes up, must come down – oil has a LONG way to fall.
Testy Tuesday – 10% And/Or Bust!
So far, the Russell is the only index that's gone through a full 10% correction – falling from 1,180 in early September to 1,050 yesterday – actually 11% – so far.
Fabulous Friday – Counting Our Blessings In The Market Collapse
We're certainly having a good time and, if you've been following our posts and getting our trade ideas – you probably are too as yesterday's DXD trade idea, for example, made 100% in a day for the 2nd time this week!
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