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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Is America Already Waving The White Flag?
We are now in this war. We are all in it- all the way. Every single man, woman, and child is a partner in the most tremendous undertaking of our American history. We must share together the bad news and … Continue reading
It’s Time For Capitalists To Help Save Capitalism
It looks the lock down in much of the country is going to last a bit longer than expected. Small businesses account for a large portion of U.S. GDP and employ almost half the U.S. workforce. Most of these companies … Continue reading
Should Trump Rename The 1918 Spanish Flu The Kansas Flu?
What works for China works for Kansas, no?
What A Real Bear Market Looks Like
We’ve created an S&P/Nikkei analog to compare how the current bear market is performing relative to the first month of trading after the Nikkei stock index peak on December 29, 1989. Japanese stocks have been in an uber 30-year bear market. … Continue reading
Political Leanings Of Your News Source
Hat Tip: Vanessa Otero @vlotero
What Joementum Needs To Do Now
Joe Biden all but wrapped up the Democratic nomination with key wins in Florida, Illinois, and Arizona tonight. If we were advising him, which we are not, here is the next steps he should take: Get on the phone and … Continue reading
S&P500 Approaching Key Level
Just a quick heads up. The S&P500 has already taken out 2750.10, the first key Fib retracement of the 400 plus percent long bull market from Mar’09 to Feb ’20, and is now approaching another key Fibo at 2351.91, which … Continue reading
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Tagged Equities, Fibonacci retracement levels, Key Levels, S&P500
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A Long Way To The Bottom For Stocks
Based on the both historic price action of the two financial bubbles that have burst in the past twenty years and our favorite valuation metric — Market Capitalization-to-GDP or the Wilshire 5000 Index to Nominal GDP — stocks still have … Continue reading
