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J. Clinton Hill is the owner of Hillbent. Hillbent focuses on capital markets strategies and provides decision support research and timing analytics to professional and self-directed self-directed investors. Given the dynamic nature of markets, flexibility, with a bent for contrarian and ...more

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BRIC Exchange Traded Funds Continue To Trend Downward
Equities have been rallying lately, but one group that is clearly not rising with the tide are the BRICs, i.e. Brazil (EWZ), Russia (RSX) , India (INP) and China (FXI). The trends for the group are bearish.
Euro Vs Yen Forex Overdue For A Bullish Reversal
The US Dollar vs Yen (USD/JPY) has garnered most of the attention in the currency markets. However, another forex pair that has intrigued me is the Euro vs Yen (EUR/JPY).
Death Cross Indicator For S&P 500 Not As Reliable As Most Perceive
The Death Cross, whereby the 50-moving average crosses under a moving average of 100 or 200, occurred recently in a weekly time frame for the S&P 500.
View From The Hill: May 19, 2016
The breakdown in equities across the board continues as almost all of the ETFs in our capital markets summary universe are trading below their 50-day moving averages and violating support at the 200-day moving averages as well.
USD/JPY Could Break Out Of Bearish Channel As BOJ's Tolerance Expires
Technical analysis of a 4-hour time frame chart spanning 6 months for the USD/JPY (US Dollar vs Japanese Yen) shows the pair attempting a bullish reversal from its bottom @ 105.546.
View From The Hill: May-6-2016
The Employment Situation report failed to meet expectations. Although the market swooned at the open, it showed resiliency as the SP-500 (SPY) ventured below its 50-day moving average before rallying early to close above it.
View From The Hill: May 4, 2016
Market strength for equities has been gradually eroding and reflected in the S&P 500’s new 3-week low.
View From The Hill: BOJ Policy Decision Surprises Markets And Scares Investors
Sometimes the best surprise is no surprise at all, but the Bank of Japan thought otherwise.
View From The Hill: FOMC Policy And Oil Inventory Supplies Accommodate Stock Market
In the “big-big” picture, the FOMC left rates unchanged as expected with possibility for an increase in June if warranted.
View From The Hill For April 13, 2016
All four of our major US stock index averages (SPY, DIA, QQQ, & IWM) achieved impressive breakouts above short-term resistance levels. Europe (VGK) and EAFE (EFA) did as well. Latin America (ILF and EWZ) continues to outperform the market.
View From The Hill-Summary Of First Quarter 2016
What a difference a month makes as stocks advanced to salvage a losing quarter. Despite extreme volatility late December-2015 through mid February-2016, equities, ex-Russell 2000 and Nasdaq-100 (-2.39%), delivered positive quarterly performances.
Fed Reserve Accommodates Investors Since 2008 But May Exit Party Unannounced
The Fed has wielded an undue amount of influence in the market’s recovery rally since the 2008 recession. Its accommodative monetary policy and quantitative easing have made for a most potent cocktail.
View From The Hill (Jan-6-2016): Go And Expect More Pain Before Gain
As stated yesterday, the market internals are weak and therefore the resumed acceleration in bearish momentum was more or less expected. Today’s violation of key support levels was not a surprise either.
View From The Hill (Jan - 5 - 2016): Markets Stuck In The Mud
Equity markets have not stabilized yet. Although momentum showed signs of being less bearish, market internals remain weak.
View From The Hill (Dec-31-2015): Stocks Get No Happy Ending For The New Year
I would like to express my gratitude to friends and clients who have encouraged and supported my efforts to relaunch Hillbent’s Market Direction Blog. And now let us prepare ourselves for a profitable and successful 2016…
View From The Hill (Dec-29-2015): Holiday Hiatus Leaves Markets Lacking In Players
We’re still on holiday-hiatus mode as are most other market participants and observers. Markets lacking in players.
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