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forex daily: Bull
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. Here is the latest cover of The Economist. It shows an imagage of a bull breaking through a wall, presumably the wall represented by the previous all time high points the Dow and the S&P had reached in 2007. The top chart is a daily chart of the S&P 500 and the horizontal green line is the 2007 top at 1576. However the rally of nearly 10% during the past month has caught investor's attention. Measured by the five day moving average of the CBOE e...
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forex daily: bull market ending
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. At the top of this post you will see the September 23 cover of Time Magazine. Right below it is an image of today's New York Times front page. And below that is an image of the May 17 Economist cover. I think today's New York Times headline reinforces this bearish warning. Why? The bottom line is that the odds now favor a lower S&P 500 index 12 months from now. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget.
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forex daily: Conservative Contrarians Take Note
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. Conservative Contrarians Take Note. The bottom two images are today's front pages from the Chicago Tribune and the New York Times. Both note that yesterday the Dow closed at historical highs. I think the Tribune headline captures the spirit of this market pretty well. I think investors are happy to see the Dow at new highs but that skepticism about economic conditions and US economic prospects remains strong. I don't like to deviate from standard op...
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forex daily: bubble in Japan ?
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. As you may know the Japanese stock market has more than doubled in the last seven months. Last week The Economist featured the Japanese prime minister on its cover as superman. A couple of days later the New York times published a front page, above-the-fold story on the Japanese economic recovery. During the following two days Nikkei average of Japanese stocks dropped 13%. Not by a long shot. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Buy and sell indicator.
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forex daily: things can always get worse - but will they?
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. Things can always get worse - but will they? Here is a daily bar chart of the euro priced in dollars. The EUR.USD is very much on the markets' mind now with the Cyprus banking system hanging by a thread. But after a downard adjustment to this news last Sunday night the euro has managed to hold its own as mini-waves of optimism and pessimism have washed across the markets. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget.
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forex daily: Buy ? Maybe not.
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. Thanks to Paul Montgomery and Elliott Wave International for bringing my attention to the latest cover of a special, February 18 issue, of Maclean's magazine. Maclean's is the Canadian equivalent of Time magazine here in the US. But the cover story is all about the US stock market. At this juncture I think it makes sense for aggressive contrarian traders to move their stock market exposure down to below average levels. View my complete profile.
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forex daily: Hyperinflation ahead? Not.
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We have forex signal, forex indikator, screat of forex. I explained why I thought that fears of imminent high inflation resulting from the Fed's quantitative easing policy were misplaced. Here is a post by Mark Perry. Of course expectations can always change. But this survey tells us that that there is no reason to think inflation will increase in any significant way base on the evidence at hand which includes the Fed's current QE policy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
