SOME SOBERING STATISTICS
The S & P 500 is almost officially in a bear market defined as a drop of 20% or more. Friday’s decline is part of a seven-week slide which is ...
The S & P 500 is almost officially in a bear market defined as a drop of 20% or more. Friday’s decline is part of a seven-week slide which is ...
Several bulge bracket firms including JP Morgan, Goldman and Bank of America are nervous about what happens if the trade in the ...
Markets were bifurcated on the re nomination of Fed Chair Powell. It is widely assumed he will not alter the path of ...
To where are we going? Only history can answer this question but history can offer some precedence....
Stronger than expected earnings initially boosted sentiment amid lingering concerns about inflation growth. Equities however could not ...
Inflation expectations as measured by the five-year Treasury breakeven rate are at a two-decade high topping the upper limit of the Fed’s inflation limit of 3.0%. All should be focused on ...
Can it be suggested the Treasury market is being ruled by algorithmic trading or trading based upon three- or four-word headlines? It widely documented that over ...
There is a plethora of explanations for recent equity weakness; tapering, resurgent virus worries, rising wages, inflation, supply bottlenecks, option expiration....
Last week I discussed the lack of breadth in the markets. Only 48% of the S & P 500 is trading above its 50-day moving average. The last time less than half of the ...
The debate of value versus growth is again rising. As noted several times, the correlation between Treasury yields and the NASDAQ is the greatest since 1999 according to Bloomberg. The NASDAQ underperformed in the first quarter as the...