Stock Market Remains Elevated On Strength of Energy, Industrial Stocks
Despite weakness on Tuesday, the broad stock market indices remain near all-time highs. The Energy (XLE) and Industrials (XLI) sectors are leading the charge...
S&P 500 Risk Off? Watch the Put-Call Ratio and US Dollar
As we all know the stock market has recovered very sharply and fast since March when we saw a strong drop following coronavirus lockdowns.
The...
Investors: Is Junk (Bonds) Worth More Than Gold?
In Santa Fem New Mexico we awoke with freezing temperatures and fresh snow.
This week the state lifted the current lockdown with restaurants now being...
Stock Market Outlook: New Highs, Green Arrows… And Volatility?
The S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq Composite closed Tuesday at a new all-time high on Tuesday. The NASDAQ Composite, however, closed with an overbought...
Are Commodity Prices About To Let The Good Times Roll?
Commodities have traded "heavy" for the past decade, as bond yields remain low and inflationary forces remain under wraps. But this trend could be...
Are US Treasury Bond Yields Building Bullish Base?
Already declining US treasury bond yields plunged even lower during the initial coronavirus / COVID-19 crash in early 2020.
That plunge lead to a spike...
U.S. Treasury Bonds ETF (TLT) Crashes Lower; Hits Initial Price Target
The long-term US Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) came within 0.63 cents of my $154 price target. This is an MFU-2 (money flow unit) generated...
Are Treasury Bonds Confirming Bearish Reversal Pattern In October?
The initial coronavirus market panic sent treasury bonds soaring. But since that panic move, treasury bonds have reversed lower.
Today's "monthly" chart of long-dated treasury...
Stock Market Today: Actions Will Speak Louder Than Words
Investors are very focused on the news flow and awaiting a catalyst to confirm the next directional move in the stock market. Will it...
Will 2020 Mark Historic Low For Interest Rates?
US treasury bond yields have a been trending lower for over 3 decades. Could the latest drop mark a significant low for bond yields...
