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30+ Years of trading experience; Current money manager, former floor trader, & member of all NY Commodities Exchanges. Co-founded Dataview, LLC, MarketGauge.com , and MarketVision, along with being the Developer of MarketGauge, HotScans, The Nuggets List and many of the educational courses ...more

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The Cycle Finale?
Market internals here in the US continue to weaken and the gap from Wednesday’s move down is still intact. The key relationships we watch, such as utilities and Junk bonds, are still showing risk-off.
Asymmetrical Risk Setup In The S&P
The market internals are weak and not confirming, so a sell-off could transpire at any time. The move up (while the S&P 500 sits near new highs with a short-term pattern that can be played either way) affords tight stops and asymmetrical risk.
Eurovasion
This past week, US equities markets put in a positive performance with the S&P 500 up +.69% for the week and closing at all-time highs but still lagging Eurozone equities by a whopping 5%.
Global Chest Thumping
US equities rallied this week, with the S &P 500 up +0.9% and the Russel 2000 up +2.6%, regaining a bullish market phase. The Nasdaq 100 closed at all-time highs.
Let Sleeping Sharks Lie
The S&P 500 ended Monday flat and the week positive +.80%. It fulfilled prophecies of more volatility ahead, the by-product of the recent 109-day streak of extremely docile, bullish price action finally being broken.
Skeptics And Upcoming Pyro Technics?
The 109 day streak of S&P 500 trading without a correction of greater than 1% finally broke. The last time the S&P 500 had a streak greater than this duration was in 1963, which ended on March 1st of that year and endured for 155 days.
Hiddenburg? Maybe Not
Market breadth is eroding with the last leg of the rally. In fact, the Hindenburg Indicator (which looks at new highs versus new lows) is flashing red.
Snap, Crackle And Pop
Wall Street’s newest IPO and darling is Snapchat. Investors (I’m using the term lightly here) clamored to get in on the hot new app, which now has a market cap of about $ 31 billion.
This Market Takes Lessons From A Chameleon
The current bull market has been very adept at changing its look with Chameleon like skills to enable new sectors provide opportunities and endurance to further its climb.
A Melt Up And A Melt Down
US Equities took a cue from events in Asia this week as the bulls murdered the bears in a very public show. The market is on a post-election tear not seem since LBJ took office, with the benchmark S&P 500 + 1.5% on the week and over 5% YTD.
Bull Market Dancing On A Pin Head
This past week the 4 key US equities ushered in the new president with a net neutral overall response. The Nasdaq 100, the lead index over the past month, continued its trek higher with the IWM lagging after a blistering post-election rally.
Divergent
The US Equities Market paused this week after an almost 200 point intraday shakedown in the INDU on Thursday. Equities recovered and essentially left prices where they started the week.
The Exponentially Larger Chicken Little
Sentiment indicators such as the VIX continue to signal a total lack of fear. The market approaches irrational exuberance but hasn’t gotten there yet. Key relationships such as stocks versus utilities are still in gear.
Meet The New Normal
Markets are showing us that this is a win for the US and not so much for anyone else. Interest rates have risen dramatically as has the US dollar over the past two weeks. The Russell 2000 is up over 13 % since November 7.
The Trump Card?
Domestic stocks as represented by the Russell 2000 put in its best performance in years up over 10% for the week. Regional banks rose over 15%. The Dow hit new all-time highs, up +3.96% for the week and now approaching 19,000.
Two Out Of Three Ain’t Good
The S&P 500 dropped almost -2% for the week, down almost -6% from all- time highs. It’s also had a 9-day losing streak which has not occurred since 1980.
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