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Week in Review
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Global Trend Indicators
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Week in Review
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Week in Review: Swanned Out?
Huge week. The S&P500, Nasdaq, Russell 2000, FTSE, Mexican Bolsa, and Hang Seng, Euro, and the CRB had their best weeks of the year. After what we would deem a very disappointing G20, which revealed continued fracture and disunity within … Continue reading
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Hang Seng Confirming
Granted there is still a few hours of trading in Hong Kong but the Hang Seng is confirming the moves in the U.S. and Europe, up 9 percent in just a little less than 1 1/2 trading sessions. The S&P … Continue reading
Can the S&P500 Clear the Red Zone?
Some rally! Almost 70 S&P points or 6.4 percent from yesterday’s low to today’s close. Makes us feel we’re back in the 1990’s trading Brazilian and Russian defaulted sovereign debt. So where to now? The next 60 points are … Continue reading
Hang Seng Down 5 percent in Morning Session
The Hang Seng is really taking it on the chin in the morning session. Recall the Hong Kong index is one of our leading indicator species for global risk appetite. We don’t know what the Hang Seng’s swan dive this … Continue reading
Global Macro Monitor 