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Gene Inger pioneered U.S. financial television daily technical analysis. His stations later affiliated with FNN, merging into CNBC where he was an original Market Maven. His views have been quoted in Forbes, Barrons, the Wall Street Journal, on CNN and daily for subscribes to his Daily Briefing on ...more

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Ring-Wall Ostrich Guidance
Analysts and economists are paraded in media, desperately arguing how most junk bonds are diversified for liquidity and not problematic relative to what we'd seen with Third Avenue.
Distortions Within Fragile Markets
FOMC and Expiration are ahead next week. An absence-of-bids can drive prices lower alone. The primary uptrend is again not only being challenged, but breaking slightly. An effort to retrieve it perhaps will be mounted; but odds favor the downside.
The Stage Before Criticality
The headline best describe what's going on in markets. Bounces led by most-shorted, and earlier by often-broken high-beta momo (momentum) stocks of the era; as at no point was there an attractive investment grade opportunity provided.
'Days Of Infamy'
Fed-led financial engineering on steroids that even the central bankers (well some) realize has gone berserk, so now the Fed is trying to emerge from the excessive stimulus corner they painted us into.
Rampaging Bulls Were Corralled
The Bull market ended basically half a year ago. A recession generally will likely be tracked to have begun in July, as I've contended most likely within many industries.
A Sobering Somber Session
Tuesday saw a barrage of negative economic data-points outlined in yesterday's report, which the market ignored. Yellen rationalized the lack of inflation based on strength in the Dollar and weakness in Oil.
A Relentless Barrage Of Soft Data-points
The economy is 'not dying'; although it's struggling in manufacturing overall for sure.
Markets Should Celebrate
While China needs a commitment to further opening up its capital account and accelerate domestic financial reforms, led by interest-rate liberalization there; it is Europe where most will focus on this week (ECB) followed-by the FOMC the week after.
Stuffing Attempts Ahead Of Thanksgiving
Stuffing attempts ahead of Thanksgiving - failed to light-up excitement, as it was pretty obvious how they tried to trap some hedge funds holding the 'most-shorted-stocks' which were up more than the overall market.
The 'Fog Of War'
On a day before Turkey Day the simmering market may not quite reach its boiling point, but it's close. S&P price goals for the end of 2016 are barely 1% above where we are now.
Strengthening Defenses
There is every reason now to believe the lowered estimates of even the bears are too optimistic if even one more incident occurs anywhere in Europe or closer to home.
If Markets Get Goose For Thanksgiving
If markets get goose for Thanksgiving - might they get turkey for Christmas instead? Given how extended things are, that's always possible.
Continuous 'Grooming' Of Markets
Dismiss it or embrace it; the Fed's desire is clear; and the message generally is a contradiction in terms: the idea that things are so bleak the Fed won't be raising rates beyond the initial move, or that it will be a series of hikes.
Cognitive Dissonance
The risks are not mitigated; just celebrated by virtue of some hope the Fed either won't or will limit moving to firm rates next month.
Barbarians Are Inside The Gates
Barbarians are inside the gates - and that's a huge challenge as you know. It impacts society in many ways; and that includes markets.
Black Friday
'Black Friday' - might come early for Wall Street by about two weeks; despite some pundits extolling 'extant' sectors they view as 'reasonable values' in this market.
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