Technical Analysis challenge
Check out the Technical Analysis challenge at Burns Statistics: “The Technical Analysis Challenge” (pdf) 07 October 2003...
Margin Follow up
A quick follow up to the Margin issue we looked at in September (NASD Firm Margin Levels Spikes to Record Levels 9/17): The NASD website...
Changing Memes
Investors, like any other group of people, can get set in their ways. Once they become used to a specific mindset, they can become very...
Chart of the Week: Nonfarm Payrolls (% change from recession end)
Today’s Jobless claims numbers were encouraging, as was last week’s Employment Situation report. This gives hope that employment, the...
Random Items
Is it any wonder why so many investors, economists and strategists are confused? Here’s a news round up: Holiday sales forecasts...
Dollar 30 year chart
A gorgeous chart — both in terms of its graphic qualities, and regarding the information it imbues — is on the front of the...
KC Fed Prez: Sustained 4% Growth Will Create Jobs.
Call it overstating the obvious: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President (and soon to be voting member of the Fed’s Open market...
“Groping Along – The “Arnold” Economy ....
Even though it looks like a desperate cry for attention (Link to me! Link to me!), I still got a laugh out of iViewResearch‘s...
A/D Breadth Thrust Suggests More Upside
Markets completed their best week of the year, with all the indices up smartly. The Dow gained 259 points (2.78%), the S&P500 was up...
Chart of the Week: 3 Year Nasdaq Weekly Chart
The trend remains up, as dips continue to be bought; Support has held (see black arrows). 3 Year Nasdaq Weekly Chart Source: RedTech...