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Breaking News: Making America Great!
Meanwhile on Saturday — as traders and executives across Wall Street and corporate America were still reeling from the market mayhem — White House aides issued an announcement: Trump had won the second round of the Senior Golf Championship at … Continue reading
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S&P500 Key Levels – April 3
The S&P 500 closed on its 5400 support level, which will not hold. The first key Fibonacci level of the current bull market, which began in October 2022, has been taken out, and the .618 at 5132.90 (4.89 percent lower) … Continue reading
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S&P 500 Key Levels – March 31
After a few days above, the S&P 500 has broken below its 200-day moving average, and a retest of the recent low at 5504 now appears inevitable. We are skeptical that this level will hold, with next critical support near … Continue reading
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Global Risk Monitor: Week in Review – March 28
Key Observations: New Tariff Impact: Trump announced a sweeping 25% tariff on all non-U.S.-made automobiles, sharply impacting global equity markets and especially hurting export-reliant sectors like autos in Europe and Japan. S&P 500 Breaks Technical Support: The S&P 500 has … Continue reading
Is Mr. Market Headed for a Jackie Moon Moment?
Lots of complacency out there. Just remember, folks, if you’re going to panic, panic before everyone else does.
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S&P 500 Key Levels – March 24
“The S&P 500 Index appears to be forming a bearish flag pattern, consolidating within a defined 5,600–5,700 range—a reflection of investor indecision amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. The upper boundary near 5,700 has emerged as a short-term resistance level, with selling … Continue reading
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