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Daily Outlook – Markets Finish Month Volatile
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) strong risk appetite allowed US stocks to rally at the open but the market reversed direction sharply as profit taking into the month end took hold. US Q2 GDP was revised higher to 1.7% vs. 1.6% previously. Weekly Jobles
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Major Moves Sep: Promising Launches, Stagnating Assets
ActiveETFs | InFocus writes:September was a month for the markets that ended up being the best in a very long time. The Dow Jones was up 7.7% for the month, the best September performance for the Dow since the 1930s while the S&P500 ended up
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Chart Presentation: Oil, Gas, and Bonds
The dance between crude oil, natural gas, and the bond market continues to intrigue us. This has definitely been an interesting year.The argument has been that when crude oil is ‘high’ relative to natural gas prices the bond market tends to be
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Jim Wyckoff’s Morning Blog – Friday – 10/1/10
Crude oil prices have pushed above $81.00 a barrelthis morning, as the crude oil bulls have this week
gained good upside technical momentum. The crude
oil market bulls are benefiting from recent rallies
in other commodity markets and fro
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Energies Market Commentary – 10/1/10
November crude oil closed up $2.15 at $80.03 a barrel yesterday. Prices closed nearer the session high yesterday, hit a fresh seven-week high and closed at a bullish monthly high close. Bulls have the near-term technical advantage in crude. Price
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Increase in Volatility Ahead of the Month-End
The Euro found support below 1.36 against the dollar in early Europe on Thursday and tested resistance near 1.3650 during the day, but did find it harder to secure further gains following the recent strong advance.
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Alert for the possibility That the Stock Indexes Could Slide
Emerging Markets Stocks ETF Relative Strength Ratio rose above 7-year highs on 9/30/10, again confirming a secular bullish trend. TheLargest Cap S&P 100/S&P 500 Relative Strength Ratio fell further below 3-month lows on 9/30/10.
Crude Oil near
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TEN Exclusive: Options Update – 9/29/10
The market continues to hold this breakout level, but at times it appears to be on shaky legs. The indicators remain positive and the argument could be made that we haven’t had many economic reports this week to give the market direction and lea
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Turnaround Thursday
Everybody loves a good turnaround story. There is something heartwarming about somebody that has fallen on hard times that gets his act together and succeeds despite facing obstacles. This is especially true on Wall Street. Investors are always l
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Markets Consolidating Recent Rally
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) the market sold the dollar once again going into Europe but the selling is getting overdone and the market was unable to sustain the new direction. There was little data so the market reacted to FED speakers who showed d
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USD consolidates on mixed signal from Fed voters!
The Dollar Traded sides throughout the day, initial the market sold the dollar once again going into Europe trading hours but the selling is getting overdone and the market was unable to sustain the new direction. There was little data so the mar
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The Shocking Cost of Regulation
I saw some shocking numbers this week on the costs of regulation by the U.S. government.An article in the online Wall Street Journal pegs the cost of federal regulations in the U.S. at close to $2 trillion in 2008 – the equivalent of 14 percent


