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Records Were Made to Be Broken…By Syndicated Publisher on January 30, 2018 | No CommentsThey say records are made to be broken and, so far, the US economy is on track to do just that. The current economic expansion is now the third longest in US history going back to 1854. If it can survive through May 2018, it will be the second longest and, if able to survive to July 2019, it will of...
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Stock Markets Hyper-Risky 2By Syndicated Publisher on December 30, 2017 | No CommentsThe US stock markets enjoyed an extraordinary surge in 2017, shattering all kinds of records. This was fueled by hopes for big tax cuts soon since Republicans regained control of the US government. But such relentless rallying has catapulted complacency, euphoria, and valuations to dangerous bul...
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Stock Market Optimism Approaches Days of Roman EmpireBy Syndicated Publisher on October 31, 2017 | No CommentsStock Market Optimism Approaches Days of Roman Empire Investors are placing a stock market bet of record degree By Elliott Wave International If there’s ever been a time to resist the impulse to follow the investing crowd, now is that time. Large speculators are making a bet that’s fou...
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How to Tell the ‘Size of the Forming Top’...By Syndicated Publisher on October 25, 2017 | No CommentsHow to Tell the “Size of the Forming Top” in U.S. Stocks Why these “trivial” indicators are actually historic red flags By Elliott Wave International Many investors see almost no risk in the stock market. Indeed, they are betting to a record degree that the stock market wil...
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Technically Speaking: Clarifying Overbought, Extended...By Syndicated Publisher on October 25, 2017 | No CommentsThe market is downright bullish. There is little reason to argue the point given the bullish trends of markets globally which are strongly trending, positively correlated, and simultaneously breaking out to all-time highs. Of course, such is not surprising given the massive levels of Central Bank ...
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Here’s Why the Time to Worry About the “F...By Syndicated Publisher on October 24, 2017 | No CommentsHere’s Why the Time to Worry About the “Fear Index” is NOW, Not Later By Elliott Wave International 3 Videos + 8 Charts = Opportunities You Need to See. Join this free event hosted by Elliott Wave International and you’ll get a clear picture of what’s n...
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Pure Rubbish? What The Buffett Indicator Is Really Pr...By Syndicated Publisher on September 4, 2017 | No CommentsEvery so often an article is produced that is so misleading that it must be addressed. The latest is from Sol Palha via the Huffington Post entitled: “Buffett Indicator Is Predicting A Stock Market Crash: Pure Nonsense.” Sol jumps right in with both feet stating: “Insanity equates to doing ...
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Hindenburg Omens Flashing Major Warning Signal for th...By Syndicated Publisher on August 30, 2017 | No CommentsToday’s chart comes from Jason Goepfert at SentimentTrader.com. Last month, Jason told FS Insider that sentiment readings were reaching extremes, even surpassing 2000 tech bubble-levels of euphoria, which was a “very troubling sign” for the stock market (see Rydex Trader Bullishn...
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Rick Wiles Issues An Extremely Ominous Warning: The A...By Syndicated Publisher on August 24, 2017 | No CommentsWhat you are about to read is going to absolutely shock you. Rick Wiles has done outstanding work over at TruNews for well over a decade, and now just days before the August 21st solar eclipse he has issued his most ominous warning ever. His warning is not directly related to the eclipse, b...
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Technically Speaking: BTFD Or Is This Time Different?By Syndicated Publisher on August 23, 2017 | No CommentsSince the end of the financial crisis, each market decline has been met with support by the Federal Reserve either through “verbal accommodation” or directly through “monetary interventions.” Not surprisingly, investors have become “trained” each “dip” in the market is a reason to...
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Technically Speaking: COT Positioning Back To Extreme...By Syndicated Publisher on August 21, 2017 | No CommentsIn this past weekend’s missive I wrote: “So…Should I “Buy The F*$(@!# NOKO?” My best guess currently is – probably. But not yet.” “In our portfolios, we will wait for confirmation the current sell-off has abated before adding additional risk exposure to portfolios. In recent ye...
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High-Profile Sectors Start To Roll Over!By Syndicated Publisher on August 18, 2017 | No CommentsLong credit cycles like the current one always end with a crash. But first they deteriorate. The headline numbers remain positive while under the surface a growing list of sectors start to falter. It’s only when the latter reach a critical mass that market psychology turns dark. How far along is t...
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The Dow Falls 274 Points As ‘Eclipse Fever’ Hits ...By Syndicated Publisher on August 18, 2017 | No CommentsHave we now entered a time of major financial shaking? On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 274 points. The was the largest decline for the Dow since May, and high yield bonds were down dramatically as well. Many are blaming the terror attack in Barcelona and “instability ...
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Dumb and Dumber: The Money Keeps Pouring InBy Syndicated Publisher on August 11, 2017 | No CommentsSomeday, stock, bond and real estate valuations will matter again. And the mechanism by which this return to sanity is achieved will probably be the torrent of money now flowing in from people who, for various reasons, don’t care about (or understand) the prices they’re paying. Millennials, for ...
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Regression to Trend: Another Look at Long-Term Market...By Syndicated Publisher on August 11, 2017 | No CommentsQuick take: At the end of July the inflation-adjusted S&P 500 index price was 103% above its long-term trend, up from 101% the previous month. About the only certainty in the stock market is that, over the long haul, over performance turns into under performance and vice versa. Is there a patt...
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Technically Speaking: Bullish But BearishBy Syndicated Publisher on August 10, 2017 | No CommentsOver the last week, I was on vacation with my family taking a much-needed respite from the weekly workload. The good news is that usually when I go out of town, the market crashes. Such was not the case, and in fact, the Dow Industrials hit all-time highs. I pay little attention to the Dow due to t...