I made a long suggestion on Halloween (“Dash for Cash?”) which was rather prescient.
Nice to see some long ideas work out!
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I made a long suggestion on Halloween (“Dash for Cash?”) which was rather prescient.
Nice to see some long ideas work out!
The big event after the close today, and the “wrap” on the earnings season, is going to be Apple. Looking at the raw price chart, it doesn’t exactly have a lot to say for itself.
(more…)The long-term sine-waves I’ve pointed out a bunch of times are definitely doing their job:
(more…)Lest you become convinced by the mainstream media that the market is healthy, kindly observe that the equal-weighted S&P 500 divided by the regular, megacap-heavy S&P 500, continues to collapse into oblivion. In other words, the “magnificent seven” are doing ALL the heavy lifting and are hiding the true weakness in most equities.
This post title sounds like a Quinn Martin production from the 1970s, but it actually has to do with an important principle: when the boundaries of a pattern are violated, that pattern is instantly rendered moot. I offer three recent examples below: