Monthly Archives: April 2018

Housing Market Review (March, 2018) – Breakdown Confirmed, Sliver...

The last Housing Market Review covered data reported in February, 2018 for January, 2018. At the time, I connected the dots on the bearish implications of converging technicals and fundamentals. The iShares US Home Construction ETF (ITB) actually managed to hold onto support at its 200-day moving average…until today. So not only is the seasonal trade on…

EURUSD: Euro Correcting Yesterday’s Drop

Previous: On Monday the 2nd of April, trading on the EURUSD pair closed down. The single currency rose during the European session to 1.2345. The main factor behind the dollar’s decline was the decision by Chinese authorities to impose import tariffs on US products. As exchanges opened in the US after the Easter break, the situation…

China’s State Owned Media Proclaims Petroyuan Will “S

Just days after initiating its ‘petroyuan’ futures contract, and hours after an unprecedented announcement that China will pay for oil in yuan, The Global Times, the unofficial mouthpiece of the Chinese government, printed a remarkable story from ‘one of its editors’ highlighting the ‘petroyuan’ and its potential to topple the US Dollar as global reserve currency. The Shanghai debut…

Orange Juice Analysis

Latest Price – $139.20. Daily Chart Pattern – price looks to be generally in an uptrend with a secondary low in place with a recent test of that higher low turning price back up. Fibonacci – the higher low was just above the 88.6% retracement level which is normal for the first correction in a…

Indian Indices Trade Marginally Lower; IT Stocks Witness Losses

Share markets in India are presently trading marginally lower. Sectoral indices are trading on a mixed note with stocks in the consumer durables sector and IT sector witnessing maximum selling pressure. The BSE Sensex is trading down by 66 points (down 0.2%), while the NSE Nifty is trading down by 25 points (down 0.3%). The BSE Mid Cap index is trading up by 0.2%, while the BSE…

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The Canadian government brought down its latest budget on Feb. 28th. As has become the custom, there were very few surprises in the budget statement since the government widely indicated in advance its main spending priorities. Last year’s 3% growth in the economy provided the government with an unexpected boost to revenues in FY 18/19….

Dow[n] Behind Enemy Lines

The negative sentiment in tech stocks right now won’t necessarily keep traders from beating each other with a stick to try and get their hands on the newly listed Spotify shares as soon as they open. At this point, investors are really looking for something fresh and even though the company is losing money, they…