This guy is such a permabull. First it was $SPX 4k, then 4.7k, then 5.2k, then 5.3k now 6k. Of course, he's dropped his silver and gold predictions because on those he was spectacularly wrong. — John Tuld (@BradHuston) January …
WASHINGTON, Jan 26 (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it is likely to hike interest rates in March and reaffirmed plans to end its bond purchases that month in what U.S. central bank chief Jerome Powell pledged will …
by jessefelder In a year filled with notable market phenomena, one of the more notable of 2021 was the dramatic divergence between US and Chinese tech stocks. While the former consistently surged to set new highs the latter crashed, giving …
by The Phoenix The bounce hit as I had expected, but I must be honest… things got pretty hairy there for a few hours on Monday. The issue now is where do we go from here? Stocks are still in deep …
call delta : put delta is nearing the put-heavy extremes from Dec '18 and Mar '20. pic.twitter.com/Tkv1WUN5qx — SpotGamma (@spotgamma) January 26, 2022 Only 5% of Tech stocks are trading above their 50d moving average, the lowest since beginning of …
by The Phoenix Stocks are on the ledge of a VERY large cliff. Anytime the S&P 500 has taken out its 50-week moving average (WMA), it usually falls to the middle of its Bollinger Band, if not the 200-WMA. In chart …
Think that’s bad? Look at SPAChttps://t.co/nZoRHDfCZ9 — Disruptor ⚡️ (@DisruptorStocks) January 25, 2022 ARK Changes How Its Innovation Fund's Returns Show Up On Its Website https://t.co/wpp6Fpv3UC — zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 25, 2022 #TeslaStock $TSLA #MemeStocks#Bitcoin #BitcoinCrash #cryptocurrencies #cryptocrash https://t.co/neSPO9xbYV — …
by The Phoenix Stocks took it on the chin last week, slicing through critical support at 4,480 on the S&P 500. All told, this sell-off has erased six months’ worth of gains bringing stocks back to the levels of last August …
by Tom McClellan The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) peaked back on October 7, 2021, and has fallen by 72% since then as worldwide demand has fallen rapidly for cargo ships to haul iron ore and other “dry” cargos. This has a …
by David Haggith The Everything Bubble is bursting, and the Fed has barely even begun its war on inflation. Many top stocks are already in their own bear markets. Nvidia, way off its game, has lost 25% of its value …
U.S. stocks are off to a rocky start in 2022. Under the surface, things are even more volatile. https://t.co/llnLKx8GyI via @WSJ — WSJ Graphics (@WSJGraphics) January 19, 2022 🇺🇸Michigan Consumer Sentiment extremely weak👎 pic.twitter.com/TxTmoLIPx7 — Antonio Pérez-Algás (@apanalis) January 19, …
By Graham Summers, MBA Yesterday, I outlined how the markets are likely at a very critical point regarding inflation. By quick way of review: 1) Stocks initially love inflation because it boosts results (companies don’t report inflation-adjusted returns, so any increase in …
By Graham Summers, MBA We’ve now reached the point at which inflation will become a major problem. Inflation is not inherently bad for stocks. The reason for this is that companies report growth in nominal terms, not in “real” or inflation-based terms. …
After Another Great Year for Stocks, Peril Lingers After a remarkably fruitful year in which the stock market shook off rising inflation and coronavirus cases, 2022 began with a decline. It may be the first in a series of …
Financial Survival Network, Released on 1/10/22 I sit down with John Rubino to discuss the taper-tantrum at hand and what’s happening with the tech stocks. Tech stocks are tanking at the moment, and we see historic trends repeating themselves. This …
Liberty and Finance, Released on 1/8/22 Fed talk is at “peak hawkishness.” In the second or third quarter of this year, analyst Phil Streible sees a deflationary environment. Investors will liquidate risk-on assets such as stocks and Bitcoin and move …
🇺🇸 Number of #Nasdaq Stocks Down 50% or More Is Almost at a Record – Bloomberg*40% of index’s firms have fallen by half from one-year highs*Link: https://t.co/EHFMl6mhyL pic.twitter.com/SqE9ud7zDK — Christophe Barraud🛢🐳 (@C_Barraud) January 7, 2022 Fed Scares Markets With Triple …
“In the old days, the Fed could do U-turns… it did a massive U-turn in January 2019, 2018… [and] after the taper tantrum,” Queens’ College, Cambridge, President @elerianm says. “The Fed can do U-turns as long as inflation isn’t a …
With inflation going wild, many are still unable to pay their debt. The cost of goods is accelerating faster than their ability to earn. The real estate sector is on red alert. The U.S. consumer is maxed out. They need …
by David Haggith Zero Hedge’s favorite quant from Nomura just laid out his measurements and metrics of the bond market that explain why treasury prices puked on Tuesday, and his assessment of what is happening precisely validates the “Big Reveal” …
New York (CNN Business)A record 4.5 million Americans voluntarily left their jobs in November, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This pushed the quits rate to 3%, matching the high from September. Workers were most likely to quit their …
The last 5 years have witnessed High P/E stocks beat Low P/E by more than they did during Dot-Com. pic.twitter.com/dKAZ2Fd86y — Jeff Weniger (@JeffWeniger) January 1, 2022 Millennials have an excuse not to see this coming. No one else has …
For two years, the stock market has been largely able to ignore the lived reality of Americans during the pandemic — the mounting coronavirus cases, the loss of lives and livelihoods, the lockdowns — because of underlying policies that kept …
Interesting chart from @jessefelder showing the annual return of the S&P 500 index versus a liquidity measure (M2-GDP). The message is important, #liquidity is reversing and while #stocks haven't responded yet, they eventually will. It's a point worth keeping an …
Welch was one week late in disclosing his wife’s sale of $6,238 worth of shares of ExxonMobil in September, violating the bill he himself co-sponsored years ago ‘Rep. Welch has decided to no longer own individual stocks,’ the congressman’s communications …
by confoundedinterest17 2021 has been a very weird year. Inflation has boomed (highest in 40 years) after the election of Joe Biden as President of the USA (call it Bidenflation). Then we have The Federal Reserve barely acting on the booming …
Asian stocks fell and the won slumped to a one-month low on speculation North Korea will retaliate to artillery drills by its neighbor. Treasuries and the dollar rose as demand for U.S. debt as a haven increased. The MSCI Asia …
By Lance Roberts The most significant risk to stocks is not the Fed. Over the next few months, you will see a lot of articles suggesting that initial rate hikes from the Fed don’t impact stocks. Such as this one: “Historical …
A 29-year market veteran is sounding the alarm about a devasting stock market crash as the Fed starts tapering and rising interest rates next week, effectively pulling its support out of the market. Jon Wolfenbarger, who runs BullandBearProfits.com and is …
Think Elon Musk’s Twitter polls where he asked the public if he should dump billions in stock were just the latest troll by the world’s richest man? Think again. America’s billionaires have sold $42.9 billion in stock this year, more …