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Tag Archives: All Ordinaries
Beggar Thy Neighbor’s Stock Market
Interesting chart which we suspected and all knew that, thus far, the 2013 macro equity trade x/ U.S. has been to be long those markets where the home currency is weakening against the dollar. The red regression line illustrates this … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Monetary Policy
Tagged All Ordinaries, Australian Dollar, Bovespa, Brazilian Real, Currency, Stock Market Returns
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Overbought and Oversold Markets – February 1
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price moves. The RSI moves between zero and 100 and is considered overbought with a reading above 70 and oversold when below 30. Note … Continue reading
Posted in Overbought Markets
Tagged All Ordinaries, Nikkei, Overbought, Relative Strength Index, RSI, Stock Indices
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Week in Review: Global Equities Have Worst Week of 2012
Key Data Points S&P500, Dow, Nasdaq, Russell, DAX, FSTE, BOVESPA, Mexico IPC, Kospi, and All Ordinaries have worst week of 2012. (click here if charts are not observable)
Posted in Week in Review
Tagged All Ordinaries, bonds, Bovespa, Commodities, DAX, Dow, FSTE, Gold, Kospi, Mexico IPC, NASDAQ, Oil, Russell, S&P500, Stocks
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Week in Review: VIX spikes
We have added the Australia All Ordinaries Index to our tables, not just because of our friends down under but because it is a player in the international equity market. Also note the spike in the VIX. (click here if … Continue reading
Posted in Week in Review
Tagged All Ordinaries, bonds, Commodites, Crude Oil, Gold, S&P500, Shanghai Composite, Stocks, Yen
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