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Tom Bowley’s Market Chatter for December 10, 2012

Posted on December 10, 2012 by Tom Bowley

Here’s a free preview of Tom Bowley’s daily market insights sent to our members each day at noon eastern. TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: PRICE/VOLUME COMBINATION: The battle rages on. The bulls aren’t giving in as they hold onto the gains they built … Continue reading →

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Everything in Sync

Posted on October 20, 2012 by John S. Hopkins, Jr.

It has been a hellish 5 years for an awful lot of people but there are important signs that things are turning in our favor. The best news is that if we can muddle through the next 6 months to … Continue reading →

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Is dollar going down?

Posted on September 3, 2012 by Eva Zaleski

Oh no! Not now when I am leaving for my trip to Europe. Look what happened on Friday to SLV and GLD. Both printed last Friday 8-31-12 nice bullish candlesticks after 6 days of consolidation. The volume was high – … Continue reading →

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Selloff or grinding up – what’s next?

Posted on August 19, 2012 by Eva Zaleski

Look at the chart of VIX gives me 50/50 chance of either. When VIX was 10 – 15 market generally stayed positive with some periods of pause and refresh. Check for yourself the chart of SPY: The ETFs that were … Continue reading →

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What are traders watching?

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Eva Zaleski

Last week definitely shook off some late entries. VIX is getting back to life. I do not like when VIX is hovering below 20. When nobody cares, when nobody is afraid or excited markets do not seem real. It’s often … Continue reading →

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A Better Market Picture?

Posted on January 26, 2012 by John S. Hopkins, Jr.

After months of going nowhere fast, the market is looking like it wants to go higher. The S&P is now within striking range of summer 2011 highs after hitting a low of 1074 back in October. Why the sudden change … Continue reading →

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Housing Starts Beat Expectations and other Mid-day News

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Chris Hopkins

The November housing starts came out earlier today and appear to have really beat the expected number, up almost 10% month-over-month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 685,000 units. (The market was expecting around 627,000.) Is this a sign … Continue reading →

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Waiting and patience…

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Eva Zaleski

What’s new in the markets? Nothing much – not yet at least. European mess and US budget problems not addressed do not provide any direction to markets. These two issues seem to have the major impact at the moment. Because … Continue reading →

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Market Chatter for October 28, 2011

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Tom Bowley

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: PRICE/VOLUME COMBINATION: I’d begin to take a different approach to equities. Money is flowing into key sectors and away from “risk off” types of assets, like treasuries. The bulls have already enjoyed a huge runup in price during … Continue reading →

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Market Chatter for October 19, 2011

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Tom Bowley

As part of our free fall preview of Tom Bowley’s Market Chatter, we’re going to be posting the Market Chatter on our website every day for the rest of the month. If you want to have it delivered via email … Continue reading →

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