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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Yesterday's Market

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The treasury market has been in a decent rally the last two days, largely as the result of successful auctions: The Treasury Department sold...

Negative Housing Equity and States

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Did you know that California,Florida,Ohio,Michigan,Georgia,Arizona and Nevada make up 31% of the populace of the United States BUT they cons...
Tuesday, September 28, 2010

What's Keeping Oil Prices Low?

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Click for a larger image The above image shows weekly crude stock going back about 30 years. Notice that current crude oil stocks are at l...

A Closer Look At Copper

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I'm going to continue my look at basic commodities with copper because it's a very important commodity: Copper is usually found in n...

Household debt payments continue to decline

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- by New Deal democrat Two of my favorite topical statistics were released Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank . They are the Household De...
Monday, September 27, 2010

Yesterday's Market

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Yesterday, prices really didn't move much at after the open (b). However, in mid-morning they fell to lows from Friday (c and g), then ...

Where is the S&P 500 ?

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I belong to Stocktwits which has some really good traders posting. Here is a chart of the S&P 500 that I hadn't caught:

A Closer Look at Wheat

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Sometime over the last few years I read a series of market analysis books that dealt with inter-market analysis and cyclical analysis. Thes...

The Folly Of Ratings Agencies

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From the NY Times: As the mortgage market grew frothy in 2006 — leading to a housing bubble that nearly brought down the banking system two...

American Housing Survey

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The Census Bureau releases the American Housing Survey every two years. This particular survey is important in that it encompasses the drop ...

Yesterday's Market

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The SPYs have moved through important areas of resistance (a). The QQQQs are above important areas of resistance (a). The DIAs are above res...
Sunday, September 26, 2010

A Closer Look At Corn

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From the USDA: The major feed grains are corn, sorghum, barley, and oats. Corn is the primary feed grain in the Unit...
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