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How Government Policies Affect Markets
One key element of our investment process at U.S. Global Investors is tracking and monitoring government policies. We believe policies are precursors to changes in the marketplace and taking a look at year-to-date performance of the S&P 500 Index
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Jim Wyckoff’s Morning Blog – Thursday – 10/7/10
Gold keeps powering higher and setting new recordhighs, but the market is now short-term over-
extended, technically, and is due for a c...
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Daily Outlook – Euro Approaching Key 1.4000
Euro Approaching Key 1.4000U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) stocks were flat but the trend against the USD continued with fresh selling in New York. The September ADP Private Employment reporat disappointed falling -39k vs. 24k forecast. In US stocks,
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Chart of the Week – Chindia’s Share of Oil Demand
After falling during the first half of 2009, global oil demand rose 2.25 million barrels per day during the first six months of 2010. The oil demand story continues to be driven by emerging markets, especially China and India. This week’s chart f
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Chart Presentation: Tepid
We have included three charts of the ratio between Wal Mart and the S&P 500 Index . The chart at top right shows the time period between 1996 and 1998, the chart below right from 2007 into 2009, and the chart below from late 2009.One interestin
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Softs Market Commentary – 10/7/10
March sugar closed down 29 points at 23.45 cents yesterday. Prices closed nearer the session low yesterday and saw a corrective pullback from solid gains on Tuesday. Trading has turned choppy recently. Sugar bulls still have the overall near-term
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Dollar Remained Under Heavy Selling pressure
The Euro maintained a firm tone in early Europe on Wednesday, but failed to make a decisive break above 1.3850 and then dipped weaker. The Euro was unsettled by renewed fears over the Euro-zone economy as ratings agency Fitch issued a further dow
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Assume That the Bulls Are In Control Until Proved Otherwise
Industrial stock sector Relative Strength Ratio rose above 5-month highs on 10/6/10 and remains bullish. Absolute price also rose above 5-month highs on 10/6/10 and remains bullish.Materials stock sector Relative Strength Ratio crossed back abo
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TEN Exclusive: Options Update – 10/6/10
The SPX is caught in a tight trading range again after breaking out above the resistance at 1151. We saw the market meekly test both support at 1151 and resistance at 1164 yesterday and we expect more of the same on Thursday. Friday should provid
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Dealing with Cramer
By now everybody has heard of Jim Cramer, even if you are not in involved with the stock market. His ubiquitous face and quirky personality have transcended American culture. He showed up on the Jon Stewart show and was interrogated to put it mil
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Jim Wyckoff’s Morning Blog – Wednesday – 10/6/10
The U.S. dollar index, which is a basket of sixmajor world currencies weighted against the
greenback, has been trending lower for weeks, with
that downtrend gaining momentum in late September
when the Federal Reserve hinted it would init
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Grain Market Analysis – 10/6/10
December corn futures closed up 19 1/2 cents at $4.91 yesterday. Prices closed near the session high yesterday and have now seen a strong rebound from Monday’s low. The key “outside markets” were in a bullish posture for corn yesterday as the U.S


