Massive VIX Warning for all Traders My analysis of the recent VIX action is clearly warning of a potentially massive price volatility increase in the US and global markets. Many traders use and trade the VIX as a measurement of volatility. The VIX is a measurement of the expected market volatility over the next 30 … Read more
The dollar rally has been led in hopes of the FED tightening rates in December of 2016. While most of the other developed nations are still struggling with low inflation, the U.S.Government provided data that has been largely supportive of a rate hike. The sharp rise in the dollar had taken it to extreme levels … Read more
Last week the market sent us one of those special price spikes and member took full advantage of it for some quick and easy profits. Spike Alert Chart Next Day Spike Target Reached GET THESE SPIKE ALERTS: CLICK HERE
October is an important month for the US stock market seeing as the SPX has delivered an average of 1.9% returns during the month. This month also happens to keep the investors on edge with the most number of 1% moves in the index since 2000 as shown on the table below. Considering the historical … Read more
It’s a knows fact that Sept and October are typically weak times for US stocks. Going back 37 years shows us the tendency for investors to sell and rebalance their portfolios to try and perform better during the final quarter. But that’s not really the point of this article. The chart below shows a comparison … Read more
The Fed and the Corporate World understand that there is NO economic recovery. They need to keep feeding this bull market with plenty of accommodative easing or this bull will die. The Fed will do whatever it takes to maintain this by cutting rates to near zero and below so as to spruce up the … Read more
Although the seeds of the 2008 ‘financial crisis’ were sown at a much earlier period of time, the banking institutions continued to reap the benefits of ‘easy money’ until the financial crisis of 2008 negatively impacted the economy. The damage would have been much larger had U.S. taxpayer’s money not been used to bail out … Read more
China’s debt is a staggering $24 trillion with 247% of annual GDP as of last year, which is, in fact, an increase of an astounding 465%, within a decade. The total borrowing, by both the financial and non-financial sectors, was only 78% of the GDP in 2007 and has since increased to 309% of GDP, … Read more
The Fed has not followed through on their numerous promises of a rate increase that Yellen and other Fed officials have made over the past several years. She spoke about purchasing assets of private companies, and also mentioned that the Fed could modify its inflation target. Investors will most likely purchase shares in companies whose … Read more
We are living in “extraordinary” times, which will end with unpleasant consequences. The world is looking towards the Central Banks to sort out these problems, whereas, the Central Banks are clueless about how to handle this situation. Never in history has the world seen 30% of global government debt at “negative yields”. This is an … Read more