Stock Indexes End Q3 at Record Highs – Ep. 288
September 29, 2017
Record Highs in the Markets This is the last day of the third quarter; S&P 500 and NASDAQ ended at record highs. I am not
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Hurricanes Rain On Market’s Parade – Ep. 282
September 5, 2017
Threats from Hurricane Irma and North Korea After a long holiday weekend the DJIA fell 234 points this Tuesday. Finally we have some kind of
Gold Breaks Through $1,300 Resistance – Ep. 280
August 28, 2017
$1,300 Was a Coiled Spring Beneath the Market We’ve been flirting with that $1300 level all year; I’ve been talking about all the resistance that
My Take on Joe Rogan Redo – Ep. 279
August 25, 2017
The Joe Rogan Experience Podcast I appeared the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast while on my trip this week to the West Coast. I first appeared
Another Weak Jobs Report Portrayed as Strong – Ep. 266
July 7, 2017
Summary: There wasn’t much of a market reaction to this Nonfarm Payroll report; the dollar index was only up .2% on the day. It closed
Dependence Day. Americans Celebrate Free Stuff, Not Freedom – Ep. 264
July 5, 2017
Summary Independence Day is a great American holiday, but it fills me with joy and sadness. I love to commemorate what America was, and the
Senate Plan Makes ObamaCare Worse – Ep. 261
June 24, 2017
Summary: Let the SS ObamaCare Ship Sink The Republicans in the Senate finally unveiled their version of ObamaCare Repeal & Replace. It’s very heavy on
Political Theater Trumps Economic Data – Ep. 255
June 9, 2017
Summary: As an unexpected pro-labor vote in the U.K. weakened the pound and strengthened the dollar, the market reacted more to political news, abroad and
Will Gold’s Breakout be the Pin that Pricks the Crypto Bubble? Ep. 254
June 7, 2017
Summary: Gold and gold stocks are moving to new highs as the dollar index continues its slide. Although some connect this move to market jitters
Weak Data Further Undermines Fed’s Credibility – Ep. 253
June 2, 2017
Summary: Today’s big miss in the Nonfarm Payroll report indicates further proof for the Fed that the Q1 weak economic data was not transitory. Coupled
