Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
The Canadian Dollar: The Bank Of Canada Keeps Applying The Brakes
Last June, 2017, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada (BoC) Carolyn A. Wilkins stepped onto the stage with a surprisingly bullish message about the Canadian economy. This speech set the stage for the BoC’s rollback of “emergency measure” rate cuts that responded to the collapse in oil prices. At the time, the Canadian dollar […]
Walmart CEO Makes 1,888 Times Median Worker Take Home Pay: Anyone See A Problem?
Walmart ranks 10th in CEO to median take-home pay. How Does Your Pay Stack Up? Public firms in the S&P 500 now generally disclose how much they pay employees. The median wage across all the groups in the feature image is about $69,000. The median pay for the consumer group alone is about $35,000. For […]
E SPX & G6 Prices For The Week Of April 23
“If you can’t measure it, you probably can’’t manage it.” – Ed Seykota Below is a brief recap of last week’s price projections and the price targets for next week. The SPX broke above resistance, came within 3 points of our target and reversed. In the process it broke below the CIT Cloud, breakout and support […]
Breaking Of Ranges Is Unlikely To Be In The Cards For Gold
FUNDAMENTAL FORECAST FOR GOLD: NEUTRAL Talking Points: Gold price has its 1st weekly decline since March Rising expectations for 3 more rate hikes and easing geopolitical tensions weigh on prices. Focus next week will be on US GDP and Trade Balance. Still no sign of a breakout for Gold with prices inching lower by 0.5% for […]
Weighing The Week Ahead: The Costly Quest For Fresh Fears
The economic calendar is normal, with an emphasis on housing and sentiment data. Earnings season is in full swing and expectations remain high. We have witnessed improvement on several fronts. Since that is not very newsworthy, the punditry will be asking: Where can we find some fresh fears? Last Week Recap In my last edition of WTWA I […]
Trading Support And Resistance – Sunday, April 22
This week we’ll begin with our monthly and weekly forecasts of the currency pairs worth watching. The first part of our forecast is based upon our research of the past 16 years of Forex prices, which show that the following methodologies have all produced profitable results: Trading the two currencies that are trending the most strongly over […]
EUR/USD Forecast Apr. 23-27 – Beginning To Tumble
EUR/USD initially stuck to the range but eventually began cracking. More worrying signs from Europe and further upbeat figures in the US weighed. Will it continue lower? The ECB decision is left, right, and center. Here is an outlook for the highlights of this week and an updated technical analysis for EUR/USD. Euro-zone inflation was downgraded to 1.3% […]
Markets And Macro
Worries about a trade war appear to have eased, at least for the moment, but that does not make investors worry-free. The concerns have shifted toward rising US interest rates, perhaps more than anything else, but general anxiety seems elevated. The unpredictability of the Trump Administration is not helpful, and even though oil prices recovered, they […]
The Tide Of Global Debt Has Peaked: What May Happen Next
The results of the central bankers’ great experiment with money printing are now in, and they are fairly depressing, as the charts above confirm: On the left are the IMF’s annual forecasts from 2010 – 2018 (dotted lines) and the actual result (black) Until recently, the Fund was convinced the world would soon see 5% […]
E Market Briefing For Monday, April 23
Poising for a potent purge seemed predictable over the past week for a number of probable reasons. Foremost was the technical extension that gave our belief resistance was significant at June S&P 2700-2720. Also it was notable they were trying to provide leadership primarily from a group of tired worn-out overpriced stocks, that had assisted […]
