Call me a perma-bear with these charts. Call me what ever you want. But I do not invent the data, I just look at it and post it when I think it is relevant. There is a post at the GaveKal blog (now linked to the left) about liquidity issues in the markets, so I decided to…
Yesterday, I discussed the recent slide in oil prices wherein I stated: “For investors long ‘energy’ at the current time, oil prices are indeed extremely oversold and are due for a bounce. That ‘bounce’ should likely be used to substantially reduce energy positions in the short term as an increasing amount of data suggests oil prices could go lower.”…
I’ve mentioned this before, but it bears repeating: Tesla (TSLA), having lost over a fifth of its market cap from its high, is vulnerable in two important ways: one, it can’t seem to get its act together with the Model X (which was initially shown years ago, and to this day still isn’t an officially-launched…
With Black Friday sales plunging and Cyber Monday growth slowing, it appears the chickens of stagnant wages and debt-saturation are coming home to roost for a massacred middle-class America. However, as WSJ reports “we are buying less stuff,” because the basic costs of necessities such as healthcare, food eaten at home, rent, education, and cellphones…
The world’s central bankers started QE (Quantitative Easing) programs and government debt buying back in late 2008 as a “temporary” measure to provide liquidity to struggling economies. Ever since 2008 people have been debating when U.S. interest rates will be heading back up. Answering that question requires insight into politics more than it does economics….
While I cringed at some of the early parts of the film and the mid-century American attitudes towards the Japanese, I think this documentary provides some valuable insights into the evolution of the modern economy that is Japan. I try not to judge other periods with temporal prejudice, and I think such liberality might serve…
Oil platform. Source: Wikipedia You puttin’ the hurtin’ on ‘em now. – Tommy Wilkerson Dear Diary, Again, we quote our old friend. Mr. Market has been puttin’ the hurtin’ on gold bulls. Yesterday, he went after the gold shorts. Gold rose $42.60 – or 3.6%. That’s proportionally equal to a move of 640 points on the…
Our Twitter and StockTwits momentum indicators for the the S&P 500 Index (SPX) are getting close to issuing a consolidation warning. Twitter momentum has a small negative divergence as the market moves higher. Meanwhile, the StockTwits community is still confirming the uptrend with higher highs and higher lows in momentum. A break below the current…
One Horseman is riding up to new highs but is not confirmed by the other Horseman, which sees silver continuing to out perform gold in micro term. Further, Horseman #1 is loved by everyone. Here is its over bullish public opinion (Optix) status from Sentimentrader.com. Maybe this time will be different. Then again, probably not. USD,…
A fresh perspective, checking assumptions, challenging mindsets, is the main subject of the European Investment Conference. Video Starts at : 00:02:30 Video Length: 00:44:31
