The latest trends show that there has been some level of relief to the credit mess within Europe. Yields have come down over the past week for almost all of the countries, although this may be very deceiving as it is unclear who is actually purchasing the bonds. I would...
How can anyone deal with this mess? The daily frustration is mounting and we take some time to reflect and to look ahead. In this brief, pre-holiday show, Andrew has a discussion about the markets and what should be some “resolutions” for the New Year.
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The economic reports out on Thursday for the U.S. were pretty good. In fact, I will go so far as to say that the data was much better than I had anticipated. In particular, the manufacturing sector keeps on expanding, albeit at a low pace.
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I was speaking with my friend Jon Markman last night and we were discussing market volatility. In that time we also wandered into the area of technical analysis and some of the more important signals that are available. One that both of us have been partial toward is rather simple:...
There are two ways to look at this. One is from the bearish vantage point that will look to at the import volumes as a reason for concern. The bullish team will focus in on the increase in the value of goods imported. Both have reasonable arguments, but the fact...
