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All About The Buck
Once you make the decision to leave your personal view of the world out of the equation, one of the tricks to achieving my daily goal is to recognize that the drivers of the markets often differ given the time frame being evaluated.
Triple Whammy Causing Consternation
Stocks got smacked around pretty good on Tuesday as a triple whammy of negative news caused traders and their computers to suddenly rethink their outlook.
Is It Time To Turn That Frown Upside Down?
To be sure, the action in the stock market has been sloppy for the better part of three months now. For example, the S&P 500 closed at 2163.75 on July 15 and at 2163.66 yesterday – can you say, sideways?
Indicator Review: Can You Say Neutral?
The market stand-off continues unabated as stocks sideways now for 10 days. A breakout is likely coming soon.
Short Take: Market Remains In Waffle Mode
Stocks remain in full-on waffle mode as traders attempt to deal with a multitude of issues and crosswinds in the market. Even on the good days, there seems to be something to fret about.
Why Tactical Isn’t Working – Part VII (The Solutions)
What managers and investors using a tactical/technical approach can do about the changes to the market’s character?
All About Deutsche
On this final trading day of the third quarter, the focus has shifted entirely to state of Germany’s biggest banks, namely Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank.
Short Take: OPEC, German Banks, And Fedspeak
Well, it’s official; OPEC actually agreed to cut production of crude in the future. Of course, the details of the deal have not been worked out and the word is that will come at the November meeting.
Short Take: Add The Consumer To The List
In addition to oil, the difficulties at Deutsche Bank, and the election, we should probably add the state of the economy to the list of near-term focal points here.
Short Take: Of Oil, Deutsche And The Donald
Oil continues to bounce around on any word relating to discussions of supply constraints that may or may not occur at the upcoming meeting of oil producing nations.
Why Tactical Isn’t Working – Part VI (The Rise Of The Machines)
One down, one to go. Important central bank meetings, that is.
Why Tactical Isn’t Working – Part V (The Numbers)
With the markets waiting on both the BoJ meeting and Janet Yellen’s announcement on Wednesday, let’s go ahead and spend our time this morning continuing the discussion on why tactical/technical strategies have not fared well in recent years.
Since It’s Still September…
Since the calendar still reads September, market volatility is still with us.
Why Tactical Isn’t Working – Part IV (QE-Infinity And Beyond!)
To be clear, what I’m about to present is an oversimplification of a very complex issue. But the premise is still pretty straightforward.
Why Tactical Isn’t Working – Part III (Everybody’s Doin’ It)
The key driver to the markets at the present time is the idea that the Global QE era is coming to a end.
The End Of An Era?
So, did we learn anything from the resumption of the market’s dance to the downside yesterday? Can the action be blamed on anything specific? Should we be concerned about the reversal of Monday’s reversal?
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