Monthly Archives: January 2022

#CKStrong The market made a valiant effort to recapture the S&P’s 200-day today but failed and couldn’t hold its early gains.

#CKStrong Recapturing the 200-day at 4432.62 (+1.9%) relatively soon a must for Bulls to hold the line here.

#CKStrong S&P has some work to do. Today’s low a must hold. Today’s high at 4417.35 most likely taken out in the morning, a January close above the December low at 4495 usually a necessary condition for a positive year. … Continue reading →

#CKStrong This is good. Well worth your time and will determine your financial health.

#CKStrong There was a lot of hang wringing over Friday’s retail sales coming in softer than expected. U.S. retail sales stumbled at the end of 2021, factory output weakened and consumer sentiment deteriorated at the start of the new year, … Continue reading →

#CKStrong We have crunched a lot of data from Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report (NFP) and have made some fascinating observations to share with our readers.  This is the first post in a series in which we go deep into the … Continue reading →

#CKStrong The first published account of penguins comes from Antonio Pigafetta, who was aboard Ferdinand Magellan’s first circumnavigation of the globe in 1520. They spotted the animals near what was probably Punta Tombo in Argentina. (He called them “strange geese.”) … Continue reading →

#CKStrong Who would have thunk it? The most dangerous women’s high school and college sport! Much of the focus is on cheerleading’s physical toll. It is the most dangerous sport for female college athletes, accounting for 71% of serious injuries, … Continue reading →

#CKStrong The efficient market hypothesis (EMH), alternatively known as the efficient market theory, is a hypothesis that states that share prices reflect all information and consistent alpha generation is impossible.  – Investopedia Carol K., who is slowly emerging from a coma, … Continue reading →