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2007 Volume
I wanted to update the volume graph I posted yesterday. This is for 2007 but excludes today. I'll update it in a week or so. As you can see, volume was falling as the market was rising. The next few...
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Today's Prediction Tonight! Market Action 3/21/07
So last night, I had every intention of writing my thoughts about the current market before I read the tax editorial in The Wall Street Journal. By the time I was finished with that post, however, I had had enough...
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Kremlinology - Parsing the Fed Statements. A Bernanke Put?
Question: Would the Bernanke Fed be more likely to tolerate a.) inflationb.) recession We'll get to the answer in a bit, but first let's dissect what put the markets into a tizzy this afternoon, shall we? January 31 FOMC statement;...
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Spin?*
Generally, being of a libertarian bent, I am for less government and lower taxes rather than more government and higher taxes. However, there is a part of the political spectrum that treats tax cuts as religion, offering tax cuts as...
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Anatomy of a Sell-Off
Volume is the oxygen of the market, or so they say. What has been noticeable about this year up until the sell-off was that as the market was rising, volume was falling. Until it sold off violently, that is. Since...
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Barclays/ABN Merger Confirms Nothing
The bulls are proclaiming that all the merger activity and private equity buyouts are evidence that the market won't go down a bunch, with a Barclays/ABN merger being put forth today as yet another example. But I would just like...
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My Computer Sucks
Well, I've just about had it with Windows. I have no idea why, but my software is not allowing me to access the Internet unless I am in safe mode. It started Saturday night when I renewed my Zone Alarm...
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Global Monetary Tightening
One of my bearish theses is that central banks around the world are tightening, a fact that seems to have escaped most American investors and commentators, at least in the stock market. As I have written, in this era of...
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Jim Rogers Isn't a Happy Camper
He's predicting a small slide.Commodities investment guru Jim Rogers stepped into the U.S. subprime fray on Wednesday, predicting a real estate crash that would trigger defaults and spread contagion to emerging markets. You can't believe how bad it's going to...
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This is What is Known as "Dumb Money"
So, if you have a spare few hundred million rolling around, what do you do? Why, you give it to a trader who spectacularly wiped out a hedge fund, that's what you do! Brian Hunter, the commodities trader whose huge...
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