The yield curve , is taking critical importance in these months for investors and traders because it's now completely inverted in almost all of its spreads, that's short-term yields are exceeding long-term yields, an infallible and irrefut…
Ok, the stock market isn't the economy, but on the other hand, "celebrating" with a strong rising week the fact of a sure rate hike of 0.75% (!!) instead of one 1%... is crazy. Must be the times we live in. Finally, it's only a shor…
The next inevitable recession represents a worrying scenario for governments and central banks: they must work very fine to get the countries out of this trap where they themselves led them. Where is the market bottom? This is the question that eve…
This month begins with events that will determine the market behavior for the rest of the year, by sure. Beforehand, historically, is the market's worst month (hence the popular saying "sell in May and go away"), however, better put the…
The errors made by this Fed, intentional or not, will really be historic, and today, after years of an artificially sustained rally without any embarrassment or concern, today we have a panorama that does not know how it will end. Thanks, Fed... Extr…
Highlights that will move the stock markets this week: - The Fed meets on Wednesday for the final time before the Nov. 3 presidential election with investors hoping to learn more about its decision to tolerate higher inflation. The Fed’s d…
Markets remain artificially driven by the Fed As I explained in previous posts, as many cautious traders, since coronavirus emerges, I am working with day and swing trades only, without even creating the usual long-term portfolio , due to the bi…
Given the indecipherable fluctuations of the economy during this year, the title of this post reflects one of my feelings about this unusual 2020 stock market. A Q1 quarter where the SP500 falls 20% and the next Q2 turns around and rises the sam…
The ten years period, from 2010 to 2019, finished and leave us many transcendental changes in different branches, like the economy, technology, work, home, or retail. Let's review those moments through the way we love: charts. Many of the ch…
