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President of IngerLetter.com
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 Tuesday, May 5
There is no alternative. TINA rules - and saved the day from being 'Buffeted' severely. Yes, I did expect a turnaround, but I believe this paying-up for growth stocks is all within-context of a defensive backdrop, as evolving over the last 2 weeks.
Market Briefing For Monday, May 4
Financial problems need a medical solution; if that takes too long, it will enhance downside volatility.
Market Briefing For Friday, May1
Superb market performance - for April, following our down-up turnaround nailed in March, actually yielded the best month in 33 years.
Market Briefing For Thursday, April 30
The 'primary endpoint' - for the 'Crash of 2020' was of course March, as a crowd of leveraged money managers had no choice but to liquidate, with a concern for their basic capital.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, April 29
'To be or not to be' . . reopened is the question. And to what degree, with what commitment, after such a long courtship with isolation, even as there are signs that 'Covee's attraction' (Covid-19) to humanity hasn't entirely dissipated.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, April 28
We do know that every sector of S&P has firmed, and it (backed by the Fed) continues grinding higher within the target range we've had now for well over a month. That's a zone I've referred to as between the 50-DMA and 200-DMA.
Market Briefing For Thursday, April 23
A 'pivot-point' - for the projected rebound from our March 'Inger Bottom', in the midst of what I called max-fear panic following the Covid-contributed 'crash' looked for from early February, is what we have to assess now.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, April 22
Sketchy factors dominate the backdrop for this stock market, as it sure did make an 'exhaustion' peak last week as outlined, and makes that very clear by its difficulty executing even a fairly normal post-shakeout rebound.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, April 21
The later Summer or Fall, 'at best', will see absorption of already-stored oil rather than giant demand, and perhaps some will see this as what OPEC+ really intended to do, hurt the American oil industry while the nation was already down.
Market Briefing For Monday, April 20
Next week 'caveat emptor' prevails both with respect to S&P chasing and with regard to assumptions regarding early 'opening' phases that everyone wants; but many might come to dread.
Market Briefing For Friday, April 17
Just because we very closely got the top and trading bottoms right; surely doesn't mean we'd have any reason to chase the Averages higher recently with the crowd.
Market Briefing For Thursday, April 16
As a virus ravages so much that we've been accustomed to, markets did rally as expected, but as forewarned for several days, became excessive.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, April 14
The Fed of course sort of socialized a lot of debt, but the market point is a recognition of 'don't fight the Fed' even in this environment, as pointed to in contending that a washout low was made weeks ago.
Market Briefing For Monday, April 13
'A bridge too far' - is the general view skeptics retain about the S&P run, while we believed it would likely sustain the move off 'The Inger Bottom' to Easter ideally, with some push higher.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, April 7
'Peak Globalism' - ending along with 'peak virus', is not an active topic at the moment in many circles, but contemplating it should be.
Market Briefing For Thursday, April 2
Foot-dragging - isn't just limited to the ill-prepared United States health system for this pandemic; but prevails in too many parts of the world. It's either arrogance or who knows about accuracy that caused the US delay in 'proper' testing methods.
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