Treasury Yields Continue to Fall … Bringing Stocks Down with Them?
The stock market hit a predictable snag when it hit the top of the mini-megaphone pattern I have been projecting at 27,400. One of the
Fed Let Down, Trade Tensions Revive Bears
The Donald definitely didn’t get what he wanted from the Fed meeting last week. Not only was it just the 0.25% cut instead of 0.50%,
What Bitcoin’s Evolving Bubble Says About Stocks
Thus far, the stock market is following my Dark Window scenario perfectly. It’s about half-way along this path now, so we’ll likely see a break
Stocks Re-Testing Highs: Break-out in Dark Window Imminent?
This correction and rebound since early May have been a doozy, as you would expect at such a critical time in this rare Dark Window
Nasdaq Thus Far Leaning More Towards Shallow Correction
My primary focus in the last few weeks has been to interpret the present correction in an attempt to determine the likely outcome for markets.
How Far Will Markets Correct? Two Scenarios for the Dark Window Finale
I've talked about why the trade deal has been challenging and likely doomed in the end. I also talked about the impact the “sudden” collapse
Time for a Market Correction? If So, Get Ready to Load Up the Truck!
Short-term forecasting is probabilistic while long-term forecasting is deterministic. I find the latter easy, even though most experts argue it’s impossible. Because there are so
Bitcoin May Have Finally Bottomed: $32,000 Target by Year-End?
Bitcoin seems to be rising from the grave. Signs of life began to appear on March 24, when the crypto currency, which it not a
Stocks Finally Correct: Buying Opportunity Ahead
The S&P 500 peaked in late September at 2,941. It then crashed into late December, down to 2,347. Ouch... But, before thinking about calling “the
Gold May Have Fulfilled Its Bear Market Rally
Everyone knows by now that I don’t see gold as the savior, the safe haven, for investors. It was that in the inflation season from
Correction Ahead: New Low or Not Is the Question
Remember December, when stocks surprised with their first 20%-plus correction since late 2013? It’s less than two months ago, but with the way markets have
Tax Cuts Are NOT Creating Capital Spending!
Markets opened down sharply yesterday. The S&P 500 was at -1% as I penned this. The Dow was down 1.25%. Nasdaq in the red at