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Adding to Gold Right Now
We are adding to our gold futures trade right here, right now at 1289 with a 1360ish target. Trailing stop at 1252.00. Decent risk-reward, in our opinion. The path of least resistance is now up with 5.5 percent upside to … Continue reading
Apple Bulls Prepare To Defend The Red Zone
The market has spoken. Apple stock has taken out the Christmas Eve low at $146.59 in tonight’s after-hours trading. Tough to gauge the true conviction until tomorrow’s open. Nevertheless, the Apple bulls, which includes Mr. Buffett, need to move into … Continue reading
Letter from Tim Cook to Apple investors
Apple just released this extraordinary guide down in a letter to investors from Tim Cook. We are now watching for the stock’s reaction. We suspect it could be ugly or the stock may have priced most of this. We have and have had … Continue reading
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QOTD: Druckenmiller On The Squirrelly Markets
Q: What to you is a logical macro trade at this stage of the cycle? – Bloomberg A: Logical doesn’t mean profitable – Stan Druckenmiller, 32.33 minutes (QOTD = Quote of the Day)
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Mme. Euro’s Wild Ride
Buying the euro with an 80 cent handle was such a no-brainer at the beginning of the millennium. Here? A much tougher call. We do think the euro, in its current form, will not last. We suspect the first step, … Continue reading
More Ugly Chinese Economic Data
The fiscal stimulus and trade concessions cometh? The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for December, released on Wednesday, fell to 49.7 from 50.2 in November, marking the first contraction since May 2017. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast only … Continue reading
Xi Says Taiwan Will Be United With Mainland
Bloomberg is reporting tonight, Chinese President Xi Jinping said Taiwan must be unified with the mainland to achieve his goal of completing the country’s rejuvenation. “China must and will be united, which is an inevitable requirement for the historical rejuvenation … Continue reading
Bolsonaro sworn in as Brazil’s next president
Bolso’s FinMin, Paulo Guedes and his team of “Chicago Boys” are very market-friendly and potentially transformative for the Brazilan economy. The question is does Bolsonaro have the political skills to see the reforms through? The animal spirits of a new … Continue reading
S&P500 Key Levels
The S&P500 starts the New Year in a global bear market, which began at the end of last January, and sitting just a few points below a key Fibonacci retracement level at 2508.94. Interestingly, the New Year’s Eve rally could … Continue reading
