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This is an important post. At least I think it is. I was going to say it was the most important post I had ever made, but I didn’t want to oversell it.
This morning, I was looking at a long-term history of the Russell 2000 (what else does one do on a Saturday morning?) and something caught my eye. I noticed how similar price action over the past few years was to the late 1990s. (more…)
Well, I imagine I’ll go mute once the Fed Minutes come out, since I’ll be quite occupied, so I’ll toss one more post out there before the maelstrom. (more…)
I would love to be able to say to you that God came to me in a dream last night and provided me clairvoyance as to the future of the equities market. Sadly, I did have dreams all last night, but they were – and I am not making this up – about urea. I learned recently that there is a futures market in the stuff, and I guess my subconscious found this deeply troubling, so I spent an entire night dreaming about talking with loved ones about urea. . (more…)
Until the analogy with 2011 is invalidated, I’m going to operate under the assumption that we still have ahead of us a high-volume hammer candle on the weekly chart. I’ve marked up a few things in the SPY chart below as guidance on what we may expect: (more…)
