Gold/Oil Ratio & Yield Curve Warnings
David Moadel discusses yield curve inversions and various aspects of recession indicators....
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State of the Markets: 6/06/2019
Welcome to this week’s State of the Market where we also offer the following market dispatch article. Please click the following link to review the SOTM video . Best start to June since 2000, according to the Bespoke Investment Group table below: As Sesame Street’s Count Dracula would say, “2, 2 market days in a…...
Andrew Thrasher of Thrasher Analytics Video Interview
Welcome to our first in a series of interview with financial market participants, analysts, economists and more. Finom Group’s first interview is with Andrew Thrasher CMT, of Thrasher Analytics Please click the following link to review the interview whereby Andrew and Wayne discuss the markets and how the approach the market on a daily, weekly…
Fed Finds Itself Aligning With Market Demands
After the S&P 500 fell nearly 7% from its all-time high, Tuesday’s snapback rally might find investors more upbeat about putting capital back to work. Tuesday found all the major indices higher by greater than 2% and with the Nasdaq (NDX) leading the way, up 2.65% to end the trading session. It was just a…
Rate Cut Rhetoric On The Rise With Fed Officials
Monday proved a rather volatile trading day, but one would not have truly recognized how volatile it was by simply reviewing the end result in the major indices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was down by more than 100 points going into the final 30 minutes of trading, but finished higher by roughly 5…
A Triple Top Spells The End of The Bull Market?
There are now at least 4 key ingredients drawing upon investor fears and which have resulted in a May, month-long market downturn. The S&P 500 (SPX) finished down 2.6% from last week and 1.3% on Friday. And the cause of the month-long sell-off, resulting in a 6.58% drawdown: Hike in tariffs on imports from China…...
Weekly State of the Markets: 5/30/2019
Welcome to this weeks rendition of State of the Markets with Seth Golden and Wayne Nelson. Please click the following link to review the video that runs 1.10hr in duration. Feel free to utilize the outline below for ease of navigation and future reference. Brief introduction to the markets and what is effecting markets in…
S&P 500 Broke 200-DMA, But Yields Rebounded Late
Bit of a rough trading session for investors on Wednesday, as the hope of some relief hangs in the wings with U.S. equity futures pointing to a modestly higher open on Thursday, should they hold. Equities tumbled at the open of trading on Wednesday with the S&P 500 slipping below 2,800 and eventually to an…
S&P 500 Breaks Below 2,800: The Volatility Box Revisited
Equity markets are responding as one might expect given the flight to safety as perceived by the recent bid in treasury markets around the globe. On Tuesday, bonds took a significant leg higher, pushing yields lower and with the U.S. 10-yr. Treasury yield breaking below 2.27% on the day. Additionally, the 3-mnth./10-yr. Treasury inversion spread…
S&P and VIX Down 2 Weeks In a Row: Uhhhh??
Without a recognizable and verifiable path forward for U.S./China trade talks, the narrative is quickly shifting toward a “no deal” outcome. Bond yields are, however, recognizably lower on Tuesday and after a long 3-day, Memorial Day weekend. The 10-year Treasury yield is at its lowest level since October 2017 and seemingly pricing in a “no…
