In order to analyze the ongoing downward correction at Wall Street, you need to focus on two big numbers: 1,900 and 1,700, these are the resistance levels the traders are fearing Sooner or later, the…
“When liquidity falls, markets follow”, this seems to be a pretty good way to describe how and why stocks go down; based on this principle, forecasting a stock market trend correction does not seem to…
While some of us were distracted by US equity market, what we should actually take a look at now are the epic adventures of our beloved european stocks, are we entering the bear market ?…
Even people at the IMF are starting to doubt about US stock market “fair” value, this probably means that, finally, we will see a correction As the S&P 500 keeps on reaching new record highs,…
And there we are, after BOE’s Carney decided to drop the “rates bomb”, the Federal Reserve is following the new central bankers’ path: rates may go up sooner than expected After spoilering to our readers…
Has someone out there ever noticed that, whenever the S&P 500 starts declining, CNBC keeps on interviewing the same “bears” that have been expecting a Wall Street collapse, and yet stocks keep on going up…
Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James, thinks that the S&P 500 index is going to lose some 10-12% very soon, exactly as he did in 1965, but beware: if he’s right the “real”…
Zerohedge makes a good point: the S&P 500 is now in its 23rd quarter of recovery, but does anyone remember what happened the last time the index had such a long run ? Spoiler: it…
“Corrections are normal at Wall Street, nothing to worry about” this seems to be the view on US equity market offered by most traders at the moment, but we do not exactly expect the next…
There we go again, the trend of institutional traders being net sellers won’t just stop, but why ? We know by experience that banks always know better than private traders, and this is quite scary…