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A Bullish Surprise on “Turnaround Tuesday”
U.S. stocks jumped higher on Tuesday morning after the Bank of Japan signaled overnight that it would cut interest rates further and purchase assets to help stimulate the economy. Stock prices were up substantially before the 9:30 a.m. ET U.S. st
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Active ETF Basics: Active ETF Fee Waivers
With actively-managed ETFs still being a relatively new product, providers are trying hard to garner investor interest through many different means. One of those is by lowering the expense ratio of the Active ETFs temporarily through fee waivers.
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Chart Presentation: Early Stages?
Our view has been that the cyclical trend will remain stronger through the final quarter of this year with the debt to the piper due to be paid early in 2011. We have commented that the initial crack in the rising trend will likely come from a re
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Recent Data Will Tend to Lessen Fears
The Euro again found support above 1.3650 against the dollar during Tuesday. The Euro-zone data did not have a major impact with a stronger than expected PMI services report for the services sector offset by a weaker than expected retail sales re
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Daily Outlook – Bank of Japan Cuts Rates to 0%
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) a major global equity rally sparked by the cutting of Japan’s interest rates accelerated during the New York session after the release of strong US economic data. September ISM Services 53.2 vs. 51.5 previously. In US st
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Daily Outlook – Major Global Rally Sparked in Asia – 10/05/1
The Dollar remained under pressure as stock markets around the world extended gains and demand for safe havens assets dropped. Adding to the dollar selling pressure was continued comments from FED members about the possibility/preference of expan
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HISTORIC BREAKOUT TO NEW ALL-TIME HIGHS
The miners have now joined gold and silver at new all time highs. (Well silver isn’t at all time highs but it is at bull market highs.) The entire precious metal complex is now trading in a vacuum with no overhead resistance. This is the only sec
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What Could Have Been
Every single trader in the world, from the most seasoned professional to the beginner, has wondered what could have been if they had done something different. Everybody has their own story of how much money they would have made “if only.” For exa
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Livestock Futures Commentary – 10/5/10
December live cattle closed down $1.05 at $97.30 yesterday. Prices closed nearer the session low yesterday, hit a fresh six-week low and saw a bearish downside “breakout” from a recent sideways trading range on the daily bar chart. The key “outsi
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Jim Wyckoff’s Morning Blog – Tuesday – 10/5/10
Did you happen to catch the CNBC interview with JimRogers Monday afternoon? He’s the diminutive, bow-
tied market watcher with a big following. Rogers is
still very bullish commodities in the coming years.
He is staying out of the stock m
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Chart Presentation: Copper/Bonds
We often write that the market is similar to some previous time frame. Our view is that the markets go through cyclical swings with excesses to both the upside and down side and that broad similarities exist between various time frames. On the ot
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US Pending Home Sales Data Was Slightly Stronger Than Expect
The Euro was vulnerable to profit taking on Monday in a technical correction following recent rapid gains. The latest IMM positioning data also recorded the longest short dollar position for over 2 years which increased pressure for a short-cover


