The Bonddad Blog

Let's start (again) with the Treasury market. Yesterday, the IEFs bounced off the 50 day EMA in a technical rebound, but did so on weak...

Yesterday the S&P 500 closed at 1122..... The first time it hit 1122 was on 4/03/1998....at that time the 12 month trailing GAAP earning...

From the Philly Fed

From Bonddad: Brodero has been commenting here for some time. I have always been impressed with his insights and asked him to post regularl...

From today's WSJ: The global recovery is still on track, but it's looking increasingly likely to be a long slog for much of the deve...

- by New Deal democrat On Friday, I wrote that Main Street was still the "dumb money" because, after having bought stocks with w...

The treasury market has been a key reason for the stock market's lack of conviction. However, that may be about to change. The 7-10 yea...

It's that time of the week. We'll be back on Monday AM. Until then ....

- by New Deal democrat Well, so far the Hindenberg Omen isn't turning out to be such an oracle of truth, but instead might be termed the...

Let's continue our look at the Beige Book by focusing on manufacturing. Manufacturing activity expanded further on balance, although t...

- by New Deal democrat As seasoned market watchers know, the price to earnings ratio, or p/e, is a measure of enthusiasm for stocks. It i...

Yesterday, prices gapped higher at the open (a), but quickly started to move lower (b) eventually finding support near the 20 minute EMA (c)...

Consider these charts: MZM has actually contract on a year over year basis over about the last month. In addition: Velocity has dropped as ...

Yesterday, the Federal Reserve released the Beige Book. This is one of my favorite documents because it allows us to take a fairly regular...

I want to start with the bond market today, because the bond market has been a huge beneficiary of an increased concern on the part of inves...