I am not a bond trader or stock market analyst by original profession. Until 2004, when I became a public market writer and especially 2008,
Tag: SPX
Drive to 5 Still Alive
This news cycle is particularly annoying as the markets go through daily cheer or gloom as the media calls the play-by-play for enthralled casino patrons
SPX: “Just Right!”… for now
The NFP report was considered just right by Goldilocks. Not too hot (that’s for sure), and not too cold. But is it cool enough to
SPX Drive to 5 Barely Alive
I tend to make up all kinds of little phrases and nicknames to entertain and annoy you. There was Armageddon ’08, there were the ill-fated
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Oh Canada!
We track the major global markets each week in NFTRH and in NFTRH 568 we noted the following using a weekly chart of the Toronto
SPX/Gold Ratio, Big Picture
There are all sorts of little pictures happening on the fly in the markets right now. These little pictures are happening in concert and will
SPX and Some of its Indicators
Here is the weekly view of the S&P 500 with its stories to tell. Story #1: The uptrend is intact and this bull market has
A Little SPX Daily Chart Micromanagement
In order for this up trending market to lose that status its bounce should hold either here at the daily EMA 20 or at the
S&P 500; Down But Not (yet) Out
As suspected, yesterday’s wonder rally was just such complete bullshit running on hype. I did not even think of covering shorts (including leveraged fund SPXS
NFTRH; SPX Bounce Status
A simple update showing that SPX has bounced to the SMA 50, which roughly coincides with the 50% and 62% Fib retrace levels and visual
Now Hear This… A New Announcement From SPX
On April 16th we highlighted a weekly chart technical theme, which is the Reverse Symmetrical Triangle (AKA Megaphone) pattern. In full disclosure, I first saw
Gold vs. SPY… Textbook
As noted in NFTRH, as long as gold vs. stock markets remains strong, I remain strong. Period. There is no more important stock market than