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Traders Report December 3rd: Australia
All Ords Index The Australian sharemarket has rallied over the past two days but the short term trend is still bearish. The 20 and 50 day moving averages are trending down with the price trading well below the averages. I see resistance being met at 5350 points which is the horizontal support level of April […]
Dollar Rolls On
The US dollar is extending its advance as the divergence theme moves into overdrive. The dollar has drawn close to JPY119.50. The euro has fallen to new lows near $1.2320, having been turned back from $1.25 on Monday. The Australian dollar has been pushed briefly below $0.8390. The main exception is sterling, which is holding its […]
Today’s Market-Boosting Disappointing Economic News Brought To Your Courtesy Of Euroarea’s Service PMIs
Those wondering why European stocks are higher but off earlier highs, the answer is simple: the latest Service ISM was bad but it wasn’t a complete disaster. And while RanSquawk notes that “the particularly disappointing slew of Eurozone Service PMI’s from France and Spain capped any potential upside seen across the European indices” stocks are […]
Norway, The New American Dream?
The images were confronting of how people took to law enforcement in Ferguson. Meanwhile it has become clear that what happened there is about much more than just the death of one man, whether he was innocent or not. Ultimately the people of Ferguson (and other US cities) are extremely dissatisfied with the increasingly tough […]
Get Ready For More Layoffs And Higher Unemployment
Peter Schiff: The debt just passed $18,000,000,000,000 and nobody reported it. Video Length: 00:06:27 0:33 Peter debunks the latest jobs numbers re: construction spending0:46 The debt just passed $18,000,000,000,000 and nobody reported it.1:24 Auto sales are down because people have no jobs to drive to…1:47 He talks about the horrible retail sales figures for Black Friday3:09 Discussing leverage and the impossibility […]
How The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Is Selling Residency To Chinese “Investors” At $500k A Pop
A major theme here at Liberty Blitzkrieg over the past year has been the creative ways in which corrupt Chinese oligarchs and government officials are maneuvering their way into the United States. To be clear, I am not anti-immigration by any stretch of the imagination. My mother was an immigrant. This is about being against corrupt […]
Oil Prices Rise As Asia Shares Slip
The dollar marked a fresh seven-year high against the yen on Wednesday, which helped lift the Nikkei to a similar record, while oil prices recovered after data showed a drop in U.S. supply. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged slightly down, while Japan’s Nikkei stock average was up about 0.8 percent after […]
Bull Of The Day: America’s Car-Mart
America’s Car-Mart (CRMT – Snapshot Report) recently delivered big beats on both the top- and bottom-lines. This prompted analysts to revise their earnings estimates significantly higher for both this year and next, sending it to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). America’s Car-Mart operates 136 automotive dealerships in ten states and is focused exclusively on selling and financing […]
Trading With Market Profile
Learn how to find low risk, high reward trading areas based upon a few simple rules and strategies. In this webinar, Trader Tim of EminiMind.com will walk through the basics of Market Profile as well as some of the more advanced, yet simple strategies for calculating and identifying value area and where the best trading […]
EC A Farewell To Arms?
No more military Keynesianism after G.W. Bush? It is one of the strange paradoxes that those who disbelieve that government spending can stimulate the economy are sometimes the same individuals that believe reduced government spending can decrease economic activity. (G.W. Bush is not subject to this criticism; see [1].) Well, internal consistency has not always been […]
