Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
Yen Extends Rally But Follow-Through Prospects Seem Limited
The Japanese Yen led the way higher for a second day in Asia Pacific trade. The currency has been pushing higher since an unusually timid round of bond-buying from the Bank of Japan sparked speculation about stimulus withdrawal by stealth. A sour mood on local stock exchanges probably helped as well, amplifying the appeal of the perennially anti-risk currency. […]
USDCAD Daily Analysis – Wednesday, Jan 10
USDCAD broke above the falling trend line on the 4-hour chart, suggesting that the downside movement from 1.2920 had completed at 1.2355 already. Further rally is still possible and next target would be at 1.2555. As long as this level holds, the rise from 1.2355 would possibly be consolidation of the downtrend from 1.2920, and […]
Ripple Price Continues Crashing: Worth Half Of Ethereum
XRP/USD is now trading at only $1.75, extending the fall from the highs. The move higher was triggered by rumors of Coinbase inclusion and the move lower was sparked by a denial of such an inclusion. Nevertheless, there is another reason for the fall: taking profit on the huge rally. At the current pricing, Ripple is nearly half […]
Indian Indices Continue Rally, CRISIL Maintains GDP Outlook, And Top Stocks In Action
On Tuesday, share markets in India opened in flat and ended on a positive note. The BSE Sensex closed higher by 90 points to end at 34,443, at all -time high levels. While the broader NSE Nifty ended the day higher by 13 points to close at 10,637. Among BSE sectoral indices, realty index rose […]
Ignoring Risk Management Is A Costly Investing Mistake
What is Risk Management? Many investors have difficulty figuring out exactly what risk means to them. But this is an crucial topic to understand if you are to succeed in today’s markets. In the financial world, risk management is the process of identifying and handling uncertainties in one’s investment decisions. If you can manage your […]
Why This Time Is Very Different
All bets are off regarding conventional forecasts of the economic and financial future because central bankers have gone bonkers ever since the 2008 financial crisis. Their insane balance sheet eruptions have thoroughly obliterated all of the traditional relationships between Economy and Finance. The two are now virtually disconnected, suspended in their own separate silos. Stated differently, busted financial market signaling mechanisms mean that […]
4 ETFs And Stocks From Favorite Sectors For Q4 Earnings
The Q4 earnings season is underway with a few major banks set to report this week. Earnings for the S&P 500 index are expected to grow 8.8% from the same period last year on 6.9% higher revenues. This is higher than the Q3 earnings growth of 6.7% on 5.9% revenue growth. Additionally, the revision trend has been […]
You’ve Given Me So Much, Dow You’re So Unreal
First, a follow up on yesterday’s action in Weight Watchers (WTW) and Tesla (TSLA). Oprah fever continued today with WTW roaring another 10% higher, finally settling up just below 9%. Extraordinary. Tesla, after the story about the SpaceX satellite getting lost in space emerged, impressively held gains from Monday, but did not make a huge-or […]
Natural Gas Short Squeezes Into The Settle
Yesterday we closed our blog by saying that winter volatility was likely to return soon to natural gas, and that it sure did. We saw a wild day of price action today, with prices rallying overnight on a bullish run of the European ensembles before selling off on strip weakness through the day and spiking […]
Resisting The Urge
Yields rallied today as bond prices headed lower. I took advantage of the opportunity by trimming stocks and buying bonds. I can’t remember the last time that I did that. I usually just keep sale proceeds in cash. Weakness in the miners today, or at least some of the miners. I’m not picking on FCX. […]
