6 Questions Every Trader Wants Answered
There has been a complete deterioration in international markets. Europe has been a key part of the global economic boom, but that now is in reverse. The globe’s financial market meltdown has pushed China off the front pages and TV for now, but that doesn’t mean there hasn’t been some interesting news…
Cash is king
I for one have been planning on a December downturn…
The crowd psychology is here to stay
The market is now in the classic Oct-Nov. bullish season where a lot of money managers bet the farm in an attempt to have a good year…
Mortgage bear hug
Last week, my speculation was that the bulls would run – and run they did.
Why October is likely to be a strong month
We enter the historically best month for the stock markets looking at an increasingly bullish scenario.
Investors should be cautious this month
At this point, I don’t expect September to do anything but confirm its bearish reputation.
For every bullish sign, there’s a bearish one.
Right now, a bull run to the end of the year is a toss of the coin, with the odds 50-50.
Where the economy and markets might be heading
I’d like to reflect this week on a couple of stories that caught my eye the last week or so…
Downshifting into neutral
On Tuesday, the Fed will meet to parse this conundrum..
A short-term trading opportunity — not
The large trade deficit continues to weigh on the markets…
A short-term trading opportunity
The economic stars now appear to be aligned for a possible short-term summer rally.
Things will heat up later on this week
The week’s major reports don’t hit until June kicks in on Thursday.