In last night's post, I wrote, "Last up are stocks which are have made a recent "lower high"; I had eight of these to show you, but this post is getting so long, I'm going to keep it to the first three." For the sake of completeness, here are the five I didn't reveal:
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i2k12 Back With a Bang
NFTRH 204 went like this… Crazy talk about the Outer Limits and complete control in the opening segment (It’s All Out the Window Now)
and a serious talk about the DML (Dear Monetary Leader), deflationary
destruction and the Crack Up Boom in the Wrap Up segment. In between
was a whole lot of nuts and bolts functional analysis of the situation.
Anyway, here’s the other half of the bookend…
i2k12 Back With a Bang
Dear Monetary Leader is ushering in a brave new world and we will
have to be nimble and ever in possession of a functional filter or
better yet, bullshit detector. I believe this is it, the beginning of
the end game. It is funny to think that so many months ago this letter
had come up with another one of its little buzz phrases in ‘i2k12’
(inflationary 2012), which I had imagined holding sway in the second
half of 2012 after the deflation scare had reloaded the will of policy
makers to inflate.
Money Flow for September Week Three
I'll begin this post by saying that this was a weird
week…
- + There was very little movement, overall, but there was a "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On".
- + We saw this example of how the Fed's "easy-money-to-create-jobs"
policy was turned upside down by the Bank of America. - + While consumers claim that they are becoming increasingly
uncomfortable, AAPL made new all-time highs, and its market cap has overtaken
that of GE's. - + China's Shanghai Index is about to fall off a cliff, yet its
Financial ETF is telling another story. - + Dow Transports is threatening to become unglued, yet the Dow
30 is hovering over trendline support at new highs from the 2009 lows. - + Emerging Markets and the U.S. Financials appear to be gaining
traction.