Dear Friend, I have been trading for about 11 years. I remember when I first started I went on an information gathering campaign so that I may discover whether or not technical analysis really works. I remember having some confusion about how to draw a basic trendline. Do you draw it over the highs of … Read more
For some reason I have always liked longer term stock charts. It is true that a long term stock chart does not give any satisfication of a quick trade or instant gratification. Instead what it does offer, is a big picture view and maybe some degree of longer term confidence in the true trend of … Read more
Dear Friend, In case some of you missed my special video report on the Japanese Nikkei, I am reposting the link here again for you to watch it. It was originally produced on December 30th, 2004. When I announced this special video report at the previous location I stated that I believe it could be … Read more
The following was originally posted on CyclePro Outlook August 28, 2003: The bond market reached an all-time peak several years before the stock market peaked. Similar to our 1990’s, stock prices appreciated so quickly that investors moved out of safer bonds into high-flying, speculative stocks. Once the stock market crashed in 1929, U.S. Bonds took … Read more
Real Estate – A Quadruple Bubble – Is the real estate market in a bubble, or perhaps a series of bubbles? I do not have sufficient statistics to back up this thought so it is only a theory at this point… but it looks to me like the domestic real estate bubble has already peaked … Read more
Information is power. Data about the economy is often complex, confusing, and often contradicting. That is because too often the data is looked at in isolation and presented in a vacuum relative to other data. The U.S sconomy is very complex, this is true, but in this modern era one cannot look at only the … Read more