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Daily Outlook – RBA and BOJ Today
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) stocks were heavy overnight with traders taking profit ahead of a big week of important data. August Factory orders fell -0.5% vs. -0.4% previously. August Home Sales rallied 4.3% in August but analysts are quick to note
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TEN Exclusive: Options Update – 10/3/2010
September is over, and so is the rare September rally. It sure was fun but now we enter what has traditionally been one of the strongest quarters of the year. The S&P 500 Index found itself largely confined between 1,140 and 1,150 last week, and
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Look for Stocks That Have These
There are certain principles of investing that never go out of style and are prized by the best fund managers. The internet bubble had its own lexicon in how to value stocks such as price/eyeballs, price/click-throughs, and others. However, the c
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Stock Picker’s Market?
One of the phrases I have always hated on Wall Street is a “stock picker’s market.” It just seemed like a cop-out for talking heads who didn’t want to venture a guess on the market’s next big move. It was a safe answer that couldn’t possibly be p
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Bubble: Are We There Yet?
With new records being set every day, there seems to be as many non-believers in gold as there are believers. We tend to see the gold market in a different way as current and future believers in gold.One firm that has a feeling the end of gold’
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Daily Outlook – Euro Rally Unrelenting
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) US economic data was generally quite positive on Friday and this allowed most risk assets to extend gains and the Dollar weakness to continue into the weekend. September ISM Manufacturing was at 54.4 vs. 54.5 expected. U
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THROW THOSE OSCILLATORS AWAY
Most people have a lot of trouble buying anything when it’s in an overbought condition (they have trouble buying when it’s oversold too). Unfortunately virtually every breakout occurs from overbought levels. This is especially true during a power
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EU Morning Report – USD acting as a funding currency!
The Dollar Traded weaker on Friday whilst US economic data was generally quite positive this allowed most risk assets to extend gains and the Dollar to act as a funding currency with weakness to continue into the weekend. September ISM Manufactur
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Chart Presentation: Nine Months
We have a curious assortment of views with respect to the markets as we argue, for example, that the equity market trends with the bond market on two different time frames and that there are broad similarities between each recent decade. From tim
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Jim Wyckoff’s Morning Blog – Monday – 10/4/10
The grain futures markets have been hammered lowerrecently, led by corn, following a bearish USDA
report issued late last week. Corn and soybeans
were due for a corrective pullback after recent
strong rallies. This week will be very impo
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Grain Market Analysis – 10/4/10
November soybeans on Friday closed sharply lower, near the session low, hit a fresh two-week low and closed at a bearish weekly low close. While no serious chart damage has yet occurred in soybeans, the bulls have faded and do need to show fresh
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Further Expectations of an Underlying Slowdown in the Econom
The Euro held steady in early Europe on Friday and maintained a robust tone during the day as demand for the dollar remained weak.The Euro-zone economic data was slightly weaker than expected with unemployment at 10.1% for August while there wa


