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Which Way Wednesday – Fed Edition
And wow, what complete and utter BS it is. The NYSE is still below 11,000 (our Must Hold line) and the Russell is still below it's 50 dma and we up on less than 10% of the volume (total) that sold off for the last two weeks. But, who cares as long as it paints a pretty picture?
Testy Tuesday – Will The Russell Survive The Death Cross?
Yesterday the Russell 2000 fell 1.2%, below the 50 day moving average and below the 200 day moving average which are about to form a "Death Cross", where the 50 dma moves below the 200 dma and is generally considered to be a bearish sign.
Monday Market Movement – Waiting On The Fed
China's Industrial Output is at its lowest level since the 2008 crash and Hong Kong stocks dropped 1%, the 7th consecutive down day over there and the Royal Economists at the Bank of Scotland slashed their forecast for China as worries rise that the world's second-largest economy is headed for anot
Friday Follies – Will Today Be The 13th Day Below S&P 2,000?
12 trading days since the S&P first hit 2,000 (Aug 25th) in which we have failed to hold 2,000 for a full day. Not one and, unless the Futures pop 10 points before we open, not today either.
Deja Thursday – The Coalition Of The Willing Is Back In Business!
It's been 12 years since GW Bush first assembled the "Coalition of the Willing" in November of 2002 (a full year after we were attacked by 15 Saudi hijackers), to go after Osama Bin Laden, (who was hiding in Afghanistan) by attacking Iraq.
Which Way Wednesday – How Low Can We Go?
weird If you want to play for an AAPL pop this afternoon, the QQQ weekly $100 calls are just .40 and QQQ topped out at $100.33 yesterday.
Testy Tuesday – Apple Will Give The S&P A Pass Or Fail
There’s a lot riding on Apple’s massive iPhone 6 and iWatch event. Since the first iPad in 2010, the big question on everyone’s mind has been “what comes next?”
Monday: Clear Proof Of Massive Market Manipulation
On Friday, the market manipulators were so desperate to close the week on a high note and so greedy, that they also got sloppy and now we have some very clear evidence of what complete and utter BS this market is...
$1,500 Friday – Yesterday’s Futures Play Pays Big!
As I said yesterday, we can make trades like this because the market is RIGGED and we understand how it's rigged, which enables us to play along and profit from the manipulation. We don't like it, we don't endorse it but, since it happens every day – we may as well bet on it, right?
Euro Deposit Rates Now NEGATIVE!
Well, we've entered a Brave New World now where putting money into the ECB COSTS YOU 0.2% per year. That's right – if you give them $1,000,000,000 to hold for a year, they will give you back just $998M – and people will do it!
Whipsaw Wednesday – Up And Down We Go!
As you can see from Dave Fry's intraday SPY chart, we had that big, fake pop at the open
Friday August Finally – Dressing That 2,000 Window
August has been a spectacular month in which we ignored the most bad news ever ignored by a species that is still not extinct.
Thrilling Thursday - Rejection At S&P 2,000
The Futures are off a bit today and that's no surprise to those of us who have been paying attention to the volume, or lack thereof.
Will We Hold It Wednesday – S&P 2,000 Edition
Unfortunately, we can't afford to pop the champagne because the 0.03 we spend on it would put us back under – so we'll watch and we'll wait another day before celebrating a milestone.
2,000 Tuesday – Will We Hold It On Wednesday?
We did it, congratulations, fantastic, go markets! OK, now what? Now we'll see if we can pop 17,160 on the Dow, which is 2.5% below the Must Hold Line on our Big Chart.
Uh Oh, Interest Rates Have Nowhere To Go But Up.
Against a backdrop of global tension and fears of rising interest rates due to the Federal Reserve’s tapering, the S&P 500 made another all-time high last week. That’s 28 record highs this year
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