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Friday, December 18, 2009

Weekend Weimar and Beagle

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It's that time of the week. We'll be back Monday for a Holiday shortened week. Until then ....

Weekly Indicators

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- by New Deal democrat Virtually all of the monthly and weekly data points reported this week indicated continued economic expansion. Both t...

Philadelphia Fed Increases

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The Philadelphia Federal Reserve's Manufacturing survey increased this from from 16.7 to 20.4. Here's a chart of the data: Click for...

Unemployment Drops in 36 States; Remains Unchanged in 8

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From the BLS: Regional and state unemployment rates were generally lower in November. Thirty-six states and the District of Columbia recorde...

Gold Retreats

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Click for a larger image. A.) Prices have retreated from their high. They are currently standing at the 50 day EMA and important Fibonacci ...

Forex Fridays

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Click for a larger image A.) Prices are in a clear uptrend now and have moved through key areas of resistance. Yesterday prices printed a s...
Thursday, December 17, 2009

Today's Market

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Click for a larger image. This is a chart for the Russell micro-cap index. A.) Although prices have broken through top-side resistance, they...

The New Consumer

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Barron's originally dealt with this back in June: As savings rise and the market rallies, however, a new consumer is emerging, seeking a...

FOMC Statement

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From the Federal Reserve: Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in November suggests that economic activity has c...

Initial Jobless Claims: 480,000; Nov. LEI +0.9

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- by New Deal democrat The BLS reported that for the week ending December 12, seasonally adjusted initial jobless claims were 480,000, up 7,...

Thursday Oil-Market Round-Up

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A.) Oil prices broke through the lower end of their trading range last week and sold-off. Note that withing the sell-off we have a large ga...
Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Today's Market

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I've been commenting a lot lately about how the market has stalled. Corey over at Afraid to Trade offers a great explanation as to why.

Housing Permits & Starts and Oct./Nov. LEI

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This morning's release of Housing Permits and Starts is cause for a big sigh of relief. Permits, which had dropped from 575,000 in Septe...

Producer Prices Increase 1.8%; CPI Increases .4%

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From the BLS: The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods rose 1.8 percent in November, seasonally adjusted, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statis...

Dennis Gartman: Partisan Hack

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I have long respected Dennis Gartman and read his work whenever I can get my hands on it. I don't always agree with him, but he's a...

Wednesday Commodities Round-Up

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Click for a larger image. Notice the overall trend of natural gas has been down for some time -- as in months. However We may be seeing the...
Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Today's Market

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Note the last four days we've seen some incredibly poor candles -- narrow bodies with long shadows. Also note that prices have had an i...

Flow Of Funds Debt Section

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In the previous post on the household balance sheet, we saw a drop in household liabilities. Let's take a deeper look at that trend. A...

Flow of Funds Shows Further Stabilization

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On December 10, the Federal Reserve released the Flow of Funds report. This is one of the best documents for understanding the US economy....

Industry in V-shaped "fits and starts" expansion

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- by New Deal democrat The Federal Reserve reported this morning that Industrial production increased 0.8 percent in November after having b...
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