All Entries Tagged With: "S&P 500"
Bear Season in S&P 500 & Oil
Mr. Market has had an appetite for S&P 500 bears for several months now….
What is next for the Dollar, SP500 and Gold
The equities market reversed to the upside Wednesday posting a light volume broad based rally. Remember light volume tends to have a neutral to upward bias on stocks, But it was mainly the sharp drop in the dollar which spurred stocks and commodities higher. Today’s bounce was not much of a surprise for several reasons… [...]
Gold Stocks, SP500 & the Dollar – What’s Next?
Investors around the globe are concerned with the economic outlook, not only with the United States but with virtually every country. This has caused not only investors but banks and countries to start buying gold & silver in order to be protected incase of a currency melt down in the coming years. While the majority [...]
The Economy Is Not Always the Stock Market Driver
In the long run, economic development and — especially — corporate earnings are the main drivers of stock market performance. But this relationship is very loose. It becomes tight only if your time horizon is measured in decades. Shorter term, economic development and corporate earnings are often relatively inconsequential for the stock market. Why? Economic [...]
Run, Run Away
…Last week I hypothesized that the markets are “On the Brink of an Asset Explosion”. If this is going to play out then we can probably expect to see runaway moves develop in virtually all assets soon…
The Climax of the Broadening Top
…The picture above is a basic outline of the broadening top formation as described by John J. Murphy in his book, “Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets,”(pp. 150-152) published in 1986….
Ides of March
Matthew Bradbard’s Daily Commodities Update….
Where From Here?
Daily Commodities Commentary….
On the Brink of An Asset Explosion
I can virtually guarantee that what I’m about to suggest isn’t on anybody’s radar screen. But before I share my prediction, a little background analysis is in order…..
March Madness
Matthew Bradbard’s Daily Commentary….
