Month: June 2012

A Quick Look At EuroZone Yields (POST “Bailout”)

The $125 billion injection to the Spanish banks was not as well received as bulls would have hooped for. As I had earlier commented on, this is nothing more that a misdirection for the sake of taking some of the heat off a probable Greek exit.

Unfortunately, the European financial “gurus”...

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Webinar: Finding The Optimal Price for Entry/Exit (New Tools)

TriggerPoint Research is holding a series of webinars/classes. In each, there will be an explanation of the powerful algorithms that help to provide the setups for entry and exit for a position. No more guessing, no more stodgy trend lines. or simplistic crossovers.

The first is scheduled for Thursday,...

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My Initial Reaction of The Spanish “Bailout”

The bottom line to all of this is that uncertainty reigns. Here are my thoughts from last night… (for what it is worth):

This is going to be fun. I think the whole Spain thing was a misdirection move ahead of the Greek election. If the Greek pro-bailout party wins, I...

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Big Week of Reports and Rhetoric Coming: The Schedule

The calendar is full this week and there are many market moving items on the schedule. Obviously the fallout from the Spanish banking non-bailout bailout will be front and center early on. Then there are the rather concerning growth and economic reports that hit from China over the weekend.

If not...

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