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Michele "Mish" Schneider is the Director of Trading Education & Research for MarketGauge. She provides in-depth trader training as the market analyst, writer and host of Mish's Market Minute, contributes to several online trading publications and ...more

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How Will We Know When The Rally Is Over?
Since HYG represents high yield/high debt companies that pay well in a risk on environment, what struck me in early 2020 was that HYG could not clear the horizontal green line or the top of the January 6-month calendar range high.
Has The Solar ETF TAN Bottomed?
The last swing high before the huge parabolic move in TAN in 2020 was exactly where the current price was.
The Transportation Sector Has A Story To Tell
With the market experiencing a dose of reality on interest rates, we still believe that current rates are not the worst news for the market, depending on where you look.
Is Higher-For-Longer So Bad For Investors?
We woke up on Friday morning to a huge surprise, with the Jobs Report coming out much stronger than expected. The initial reaction to the reading was fear of higher-for-longer interest rates. Yet, is that really so bad for the market in the long run?
The Market Party Continues! Is It A Good Time To Put More $ In The Market?
The end of the month is a uniquely favorable period for investing. A number of factors contribute to this, including 401k contributions getting invested, companies typically buying back their stock, and pension funds rebalancing asset allocations.
Post Tech Earnings And FOMC Give Retail Investors Credit
Tech has done much of the market’s heavy lifting to date.
Higher Gold Coming, But Patience Investors
Gold remains stuck below resistance at $2,050 an ounce. February gold futures last traded at $2,034.10 an ounce, up 0.43% on the day.
A Word And A Chart About And On Alibaba
Alibaba.com is one of the world’s largest wholesale marketplaces. BABA reports earnings pre-US market opening on February 7th
Inflation Fell To The Fed’s Target-Or Is That A Moving Target?
Mission accomplished on inflation. Yahoo Finance reported Friday: “The Fed's preferred inflation measure — a "core" Personal Consumption Expenditures index that excludes volatile food and energy prices — clocked in at 2.9% for the month of December".
Unchartered Territory And Then There Were 6!
This past week’s economic data pushed stocks into unchartered territory. First, the 4th quarter GDP came out above consensus at a blistering 3.3% pace. PCE came in as expected, but year over year was at 2.9%. Below the expected 3%.
Remember Those 3 Signs Of Inflation To Watch?
Sugar is a great example of a 400% move higher since 2020, followed by a near 40% move lower. And currently, a 20% move up since it reached the nadir of 20.00.
Time For Sweet Talk: Sugar Futures
The biggest mover so far in one month’s time is sugar futures, up over 16%. Furthermore, India's ban on sugar exports will continue to keep global supplies tight.
Economic Modern Family Has Divisive Weekly Charts
Over the weekend I covered the Daily charts on the Economic Modern Family, featuring the Russell 2000 and Retail. Both are lagging behind the benchmark and in the middle of their January trend calendar ranges.
Drilling Down Into Gold And Silver
With all the news on geopolitical escalation, soft versus hard landing, disinflation versus reinflation, growth versus value, and credit default versus available disposable income, gold and silver are even more interesting now.
Betting On The Fed: Three Likely Scenarios That May Determine 2024
After a negative four day start to the year last week, the S&P started the week with a strong day out of the gate on Monday and the first full week of trading for 2024. For the week, the S&P 500 was up almost 2%, it is now up 10 of the last 11 weeks.
Markets: Recap Of This Week’s Market Daily’s
The dollar looks more vulnerable in the longer term, even with the recent pop. Gold still looks poised even though it is more range-bound now. And oil, also rangebound, is starting to consolidate between $70-73 a barrel.
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