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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, March 12
If by miracle China 'really is' recovering as a slew of reports suggest, and South Korea follows, there's hints of how it will look several months from now. The US could expedite all of this by 'biting the bullet' and locking things down now.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, March 11
Hurried interventions to stem-the-outflow weren't refined, but sprung on officials by the President, and though they are understaffed by smart people (including in the healthcare realm), this was welcomed of course.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, March 10
Strength in the market, assuaged by absurd rationalizations elsewhere, masked what we said at the time was buying resulting ironically from the panic related to coronavirus and hence was a sucker rally...
Market Briefing For Wednesday, March 4
Visibility for a Fed rate cut has been evident for about a week, aside the President's cajoling for easier monetary policy, and simply because it was set-up with the Fed Funds rate below the entire U.S. Yield Curve.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, March 3
From history's greatest Dow point decline . . . to history's greatest single-day point rally, these moves almost conform to Newton's Laws of Motion.
Market Briefing For Monday, March 2
Comparative metrics and responses - aren't generally applicable in the situation we're in, which is biological rather than financial in origin.
Market Briefing For Thursday, February 27
Double-edges swords - tend to describe bounces from S&P supports. I anticipated an early Wednesday rebound, but not any sustainable rally. It rallied early, but that's not the point.
Special Issue: Coronavirus, Amarin, The WHO And Pandemic Bonds
This special issues covers more on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Amarin earnings results, a 'back-channel theory' about WHO, and investor worries about Pandemic bonds.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, February 25
Wall St. 'propaganda' suggesting for weeks the epidemic wasn't any more than a blip has proven wrong. Keep in mind that China contributed half of the world's growth recently, and that means the US is not entirely an island devoid of economic concern.
Market Briefing For Monday, February 24
Phenomenal cash flows into stocks contribute to what has become not just an affirmation of our 'don't fight the Fed' and 'don't fight the tape' call for the market to generally maintain traction during this year's early phase of course.
Market Briefing For Thursday, February 20
Persistent 'top-heavy' dominance - of the S&P continues churning-out higher highs, irrespective of growth downgrades anticipated, while some other stocks, with actual growth potential, languish relatively.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, February 19
The "edge of chaos" - is not what this market is about, at least for now. It is also not correct to simply look-through the epidemic to rising demand in the wake of the crisis.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, February 18
Wartime conditions increasingly prevail in Asia and even in parts of Europe, as London now quarantines some flights arriving at Heathrow. In China it's worse, with food rationing and an increasing number of hi-rise buildings being forcibly blockaded.
Market Briefing For Thursday, February 13
The coronavirus is the only issue of paramount importance for the moment. If the stock market is really rallying because of capital inflows from abroad and flight to safety buying (and it has), that's a temporary phenomenon but is not sustainable.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, February 12
Market impact - from the coronavirus has been to thrust the S&P forward not backward, due to the fund flows from abroad, not just Fed liquidity or other funding (like buybacks, which are up for this stage of the year).
Market Briefing For Monday, February 10
Pensive concerns limit enthusiasm - even as the political backdrop at least seems to have calmed a bit (with regard to Trump and a backlash against extreme leftist opposition prospects); while the virus remains very much a concern for the near-term.
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