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Michele "Mish" Schneider is the Director of Trading Education & Research for MarketGauge. She provides in-depth trader training as the market analyst, writer and host of Mish's Market Minute, contributes to several online trading publications and ...more

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Up Against The Wall Market Modern Family!
Today the market heard the long-awaited Fed announcement. Long-awaited since most of us already knew the outcome yet still had to wait for it. Afterwards, the Modern Family pressed its hand against a stucco wall.
The Market Spies A Jolly Roger
Last week Nasdaq sang “Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum.” With now 4 attempts to take out the recent highs, today’s selloff suggests that a mutiny among the FANG stocks could be in the works.
Market's Wildflowers Make Some Traders Sneeze
Bullish allergy sufferers want to see IWM begin and remain strong on Monday. As Friday’s trading range was also inside the range of last Thursday, a move over 122.20 will bring out the nature lovers without experiencing the headache.
The Market Runs To The Supernatural Light
The market found its own backlight on Thursday. And, some invisible hand coming from somewhere adjusted the market’s luminosity to an almost equally blinding glow.
A Market That Roasts Red And Green
After Monday’s engulfing bullish pattern in Biotechnology which has neither confirmed nor failed since, both red and green chilies are wafting their distinctive aromas through the air.
Red Or Green?
The market ate a big ol' red hot chili pepper on Tuesday.
The Dance Of The Market Cuckoos
Did the slapstick routine on Friday mean the market did not really get smacked? Was Friday’s sell-off the dance of the cuckoos?
The Market's Manufactured Sugar Water Runs Dry
The market bulls have been a bear eating machine. For eight years, bulls have devoured the Federal Reserve’s sugar water. The nectar of low interest rates has powered the bull’s long journey to new highs.
"The Federal Reserve," Said The Spider To The Fly
Like spiders, we have seen the Fed build elaborate webs intimating higher rates are coming. However, we have also seen them eat those words and then recycle them back again.
Transportation's Trophy Deer Tour
Today, the Transportation ETF IYT, the Trannie of our Modern Family took center stage as the star and reason to stay the long course.
Bears And Bulls - There's A Pig Under The Hood
The U.S. oil fund has not cleared a key weekly moving average since early 2014. For all you oil watchers as a bellwether to inflation and global markets, until USO​ clears that level-cheap oil is the reason you hear a knock in your engine.
The Federal Reserve Hosts A Legend-ary Party
In a dramatic climax to the week, the Federal Reserve became the ultimate trickster. Whether they raise or lower interest rates, no matter. The perception counted most. The 20+ Year Treasury Long Bonds finally gave up the 50 daily moving average.
A Market Filled With Ifs
Retail is the Modern Family grandmother and about 70% of the gross domestic product. Hence, if we are to understand the market, we must explain how Granny impacts it. And, we must make that explanation easy.
A Market Filled With Ifs
If the consumer drives the U.S. economy, will Retail lead the GDP and the rest of the stock market higher?
Market Trickster Shape Shifts From Bull To Bear
Curiously, Treasury Bonds did not panic. True, TLT remains in a Bullish phase but nonetheless closed red where typically traders flock to long bonds as a safety play on down days.
Market Bees Prefer To Fly Fast Than Hover
After the cautionary tale about an impending collapse brought to us from Billionaire Bears such as Icahn and Paul Tudor Jones, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 made yet another new all-time high.
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