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Gene Inger pioneered U.S. financial television daily technical analysis. His stations later affiliated with FNN, merging into CNBC where he was an original Market Maven. His views have been quoted in Forbes, Barrons, the Wall Street Journal, on CNN and daily for subscribes to his Daily Briefing on ...more

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Market Briefing For Thursday, April 18
A heavy tape was interrupted by a modestly soft 'Beige Book', but the latest threats from Iran suppressed that, which implies the Fed has reason to be nervous.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, April 17
It's still about Oil, so follow the money. There's concern of an attack on Iranian Oil loading facilities. Israel is essentially 'saying' they're locked & loaded; may be bravado for now.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, April 16
Economic factors excessively play into the calculus being assessed right now, both in Tel Aviv and in Washington, and mostly it involves money and oil.
Market Briefing For Monday, April 15, 2024
S&P was fully valued for bigger stocks before this month, and small-caps undervalued. So we can get a relief rally or a debacle, but neither will be related to economics just for now.
Market Briefing For Thursday, April 11
Value under-performing big-cap growth is what you'd expect without a softer CPI, and that's why money managers ran right back to mega-caps like Nvidia.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, April 10
Turning this ship around might seem to reflect on Boeing or even Intel, but I intend it to reflect upon the S&P leadership about which money managers are fearful of being skeptical.
Market Briefing For Monday, April 8
A turbulent week is behind; including the 'stumble' we looked for. Near-term still depends on "events."
Market Briefing For Tuesday, April 2
The big risk right now will be an Iranian / Hezbollah missile strike on Israel, after a major terrorist was killed in Damascus. Risk of war hovers. If not, a rebound seems likely.
Market Briefing For Monday, April 1
Have you enjoyed your holiday weekend? On Monday we'll see if those shorting the market at this fairly high level for the S&P are April Fools or temporarily seem prescient.
Market Briefing For Thursday, March 28
Uncomfortably comfortable sort of describes this market, led by Oil and a couple Ai-related stocks, but not feeling as robust as the S&P level might hint to a casual observer of the action.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, March 27, 2024
Investors want the market to march forward, and it may succeed in the very short-term, but this particular S&P phase is long-in-the-tooth, and for that matter momentum is slow.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, March 26, 2024
Government antitrust overreach is being seen as a concern by markets, at the same time few are disturbed by existential threats of artificial intelligence.
Market Briefing For Monday,March 25, 2024
End of Quarter activity coming up; but not necessarily stronger, given all that has preceded, especially for S&P. There's not much new just for now - Congress took off, and stocks moved little. Market ideally will stabilize in the approach to Easter,
Market Briefing For Wednesday, March 20, 2024
Another example of resilience leaves the S&P near record highs ahead of Fed decision day, although there's mixed behavior in a number of sectors.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Fitting parts of AI together is complicated with the future unknown with regards to many aspects. Monetizing is difficult, hence the focus on smaller disruptive stocks that area already generating revenue.
Market Briefing For Monday, March 18, 2024
The 'broadening' (or lack) remains
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