Monthly Archives: February 2016

EC The Physics

I approach the subject of the physics of energy and the economy with some trepidation. An economy seems to be a dissipative system, but what does this really mean? There are not many people who understand dissipative systems, and very few who understand how an economy operates. The combination leads to an awfully lot of false…

The Dow Jones Industrial Average Down Today After Japan Market Cr

For February 9, 2015, here’s the top stock market news and stocks to watch… Stock Futures Today Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA) today (Tuesday) are under pressure – projecting a 125-point decline. The Japanese 10-year bond turned negative for the first time in history. The Nikkei fell by more than 5% as investors continue to lose…

The Coca-Cola Co Beats Earnings Estimates

Coca-Cola released its fourth quarter earnings report before opening bell this morning, posting comparable earnings of 38 cents per share, which was ahead of consensus at 37 cents, and $10 billion in revenue, which also edged out consensus at $9.9 billion. In the fourth quarter of 2014, Coca-Cola reported sales of $10.9 billion. Management said…

DAX 30 Remains Bearish, EU GDP Is Likely To Slow

The German DAX 30 (DAX) is short-term oversold this morning and looks ready for a bounce. However, with the overall trend being bearish below Friday’s high of 9490, most traders will see a correction to yesterday’s breakdown level of 9260 as an opportunity to add to their bearish exposure. The alternative scenario is a break to yesterday’s…

Deutsche Bank Selling Resumes After CEO Assures Employees Bank Is

Yesterday’s desperate scramble by Deutsche Bank (DB) to comfort markets about its liquidity position worked, for about three hours. And then, the bank which really should just keep its mouth shut, did the opposite and reminded an already panicked market just how “serious” things are, in the parlance of Jean-Claude Junkcer, when in an internal memo, the…

EUR/JPY Looks To Put In Temporary Bottom

EUR/JPY: With price rejection now seen, EUR/JPY looks to put in temporary bottom. Unless the pair returns below the 128.26 level, we think a corrective recovery should occur. On the downside, support comes in at the 129.00 level where a break will aim at the 128.50 level. A turn below here will target the 128.00…