[Reader Reminder: Use the light symbol, lower right to change screen colors from night to day. Helps many of our visually challenged readers (like me).] Is there a Black Monday, or Tuesday, in our future? Today, we not only do the “usual” Saturday ChartPack for subscribers, but we also leap the high board at the … Read More
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A week from now, we will be thawing turkey and telling you about coldzilla or freeze-my-geddon. But this morning, we are stopping at the accident scene on Wall Street on the way to real work. STAT! Broken Neckline We made something of a big deal in our Wednesday Peoplenomics® preopen report about the (then) pending head-and-shoulders formation that was … Read More
Excuse the long title, but oftentimes, we poor writers need to make a list when there is a lot to cover. Days like today…with a lil ADHD in the air… Now, park your sensibilities and come with me… Retail Really Matters Can’t run a country on political payoffs and war-making, can we? Just out are … Read More
Several events have reminded me recently to “write up a useable guide to reliability.” Because, with the world quickly going to hell in a Fed basket, we not only need to plan for contingencies, but contingencies on top of those! Which is why – with the Fed announcement some six hours from now (as I … Read More
Alright. Keep your shirt on and shit together. Here’s the CPI everyone’s been waiting for: 7.1 percent and 6.0 all-items. “The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) rose 0.1 percent in November on a seasonally adjusted basis, after increasing 0.4 percent in October, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Over the … Read More
Another Monday in the Great Game of Life kicks off with a reasonababble writer on the sidelines holding up a stack of Monday cue cards. Tuesday Data Watch We see the Biden administration lobbying of the Federal Reserve ahead of their rate increase decision Wednesday. As Treasury Sec. and former Fed chief Janet Yellen is … Read More
The Chinese diesel heater is still working dandy out in the greenhouse lean-to we put up a year ago. Just this morning, there was light rain coming down about 4 AM and Zeus the Cat (dealing with old age issues) didn’t want to come in the house/. One button press, and within a half hour, … Read More
Feeling a bit compulsive, are we? You bet. We are in “field position” (to toss in some sports book lingo) to really drop – and hard – before whatever the Fed decision is coming Wednesday afternoon. One thing the charts are telling us? I won’t say it – better that you should see for yourself. … Read More
Ure is up to his you-know in critical projects around here. So, once again, we will revert to our laser-like focus on what really matters. First is the Fed and PPI The expectations data spread is wider than usual going into the Fed meeting next week. Chit-chat Tuesday and decision Wednesday after lunch fgor the … Read More
Of course, the problem is always “Which way will this puppy break?” While we never offer financial advice, we do – strictly for entertainment – have an interesting point of view on markets. The first is how cyclically repeating they are when viewed in the long-term. The second is that individual indexes don’t offer as … Read More
Our usual Peoplenomics fare is a hardnosed look at data involving cyclicity in long-term market directions. However, have you noticed that the Markets of late look like they may be taking our call of a massive third wave down collapse very much to heart? America is entering a “beliefs and values” crisis. Today we discuss … Read More
After the not wholly unexpected market decline Monday, there’s not really much to say about what happens next. Early futures revealed a slip and slide downward was possible, although, with Gold up $8 bucks early, and the dollar down proportionately, we wouldn’t be surprised if this wasn’t a small half-day (or better) rally. Futures were … Read More