Interesting WSJ column about decoupling amongst various assets: "Turbulent financial markets are starting to look a little bit like...
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A quick comment prior to running to a meeting: Last week’s deeply oversold condition allowed Treasury and SEC to orchestrate what...
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This morning’s Ahead of the Tape column in the WSJ discusses the absurdity of targeting short-sellers during downturns. "Some...
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Whenever we discuss sentiment concepts like capitulation or exuberance, we get email asking why. "What’s with the touchy-feely...
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I did three segments Tuesday on Yahoo Tech Ticker at the Nasdaq: Here is the first, on closing shorts and getting a bounce: Click...
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Amazingly, after a 20 premarket pop, both of these are now slightly negative. Its still early in the trading day, and I expect the news...
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And another cliché dies a well deserved death . . . "In 2001, stocks kept falling even as the Fed cut interest rates heavily. The...
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Jeff Saut recently quoted a WSJ article: Memo to investors: This is what you get paid for. Volatility. Stomach-churning drops. Watching...
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Go figure: In the midst of a deep selloff, a bullish rumor seems to have been planted that would allow for the rescue of Fannie Mae (FNM)...
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My pal Mike Panzner sends along this chart showing that we are getting to an extreme in sentiment: Chart courtesy of Mike Panzner’s...
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