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Another Correction in Stocks?
There was a time, prior to early 2016, when most of the market indexes were moving in sync. However, in early 2016 the market's leadership narrowed somewhat. The driving force for the markets became more dominated by technology companies and semiconductor...
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Dollar Strengthens Against the Peso
The US Dollar has been flirting with breaking support at 18 for awhile and today the dollar rallied very strongly against the peso. Technically, if we look at the weekly chart, you'll see that the MACD crossover point has been reached. So, we should see an...
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New Tariffs Against China – 100 Billion
The administration just announced that they will be adding another 100 billion in tariffs against China. It's hard to grasp what that means for the stock and currency markets. The markets have rallied substantially over the last three days. The Dow Jones...
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Mexican Peso
The Mexican peso has been moving sideways as the US dollar appears to be basing. Outlook for the Mexican Peso Most currency analysts are predicting that the peso will end the year between 18 and 20 pesos to the dollar. So, let's take a look at some of the...
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Have we seen the worse of the tech slide?
The tech leaders known as FANG; Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet (Google), have all gotten beaten up recently. You could say that a cleansing has taken place and their valuations have been taken down a notch. In this most recent decline the broader...
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Today Could be a Key Day for the Markets
We did see some buying on weakness at the close yesterday. We really need to see a strong rally today in order to stave off further weakness. If we get another rally today and especially if it recovers 50% or more of yesterday's loss then perhaps we will...
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The Need For Active Management
The economies of the world are now linked and you have central banks around the world printing money.
The Fed
Our current economic problems have roots in the past. We have seen government debt rising rapidly, since the early 1980’s that debt has risen from 1 trillion dollars to 17 trillion dollars.
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