This is my final Market Summary for 2022. I will be back in January; subscribers can expect portfolio summaries and intermittent alerts as usual. Here are some final thoughts for the year: In the short…
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KRE is a key member of Mish’s Modern Family, because KRE measures the health of not only the US financial system, but the overall economic activity of rural America. Regional banks have performed relatively well…
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The oil sector has pulled back roughly 20% over the last 4 weeks. It’s been an aggressive move down, and I was interested to hear that Mark Fisher thinks the bottom is in for oil.…
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Statistics show that December has the highest probability of a positive return over every other month of the year, and by a fair margin, with the odds of a positive return for U.S. Large Caps…
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In this episode of StockCharts TV‘s The MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews where the next area of possible support is for the markets, as well as what to be on the lookout for going into next week’s…
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The Relative Rotation Graph above shows an intriguing picture. Opposite Rotations Last week in Sector Spotlight, I discussed the opposite rotations for XLY and its equal-weight counterpart RSP vs. their respective benchmarks (SPY and RSP).…
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I am convinced that charts give you a window into the collective psychological state of investors. Are people excited or panicky? Euphoric or despondent? Optimistic or pessimistic? All of that is embedded in price action, if you know how…
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In this week’s edition of Moxie Indicator Minutes, TG shares how there are two narratives out there for the future direction of the market, discussing both of them. Which one is true is what we…
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The S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) surged from mid October to early December, but this advance was considered a counter-trend bounce within a bigger downtrend. In fact, the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) reversed its short-term uptrend…
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Total federal debt has risen in every year since the 1950s. It even rose during the supposed budget surpluses back in 1999-2000. A little bit of debt is not a problem, but, when the total debt gets…