Even though the bad macro news and banks insolvency keep pilling, the Market narrative is living on hope fumes of a Fed rate cut. Puff the Magic dragon 🙂 Anyway what matter is the price chart and trend and the channel

Financial Newsletter writer admit he has no clue what is going on and others either. The Derivatives, gigantic Financial Funds and the dark pool of debt generate a maximum of frustration has nothing make sense Market wise. The stock Market has

The Markets have become a real Circus where the news of the week create short term speculative moves gap for a day or two and then everything stalls again. Make no mistakes about this: The insiders, CEOs and major Funds are

SP500 price being rejected at channel top. Gold move up all week making historical new high, something’s up. And some insider seem to be taking refuge in the only real asset safe haven. It’s usually a negative season for Gold. Quantific

Markets keep magically floating around as the big guys are flushing their positions to the unaware average joe/jane. Pain is coming soon when they have finished liquidating their positions. The Apple just fell off today: “Just days after Goldman removed Apple

Since the last update the SP500 is up 4%. Retails investors are being screwed buying this top. The 401k season is about to end and this speculative bubble is about to pop. Potential mini crash soon as complacency is to large.

With the stock indexes back in overbought level, this week was though with all the zig zag price action. Europe reversed course close to a near double top and China 2 days squeeze from extreme oversold level as traders rushed in

In the previous article I mentioned that the financial system is in fragile and highlighted technical topping at the LT lower band. Cracks are starting to show up in China and other banks are also in trouble. This week the markets

It’s the Year end holidays and markets are just hovering around awaiting the New Year. But as I mentioned there is still troubles simmering in the banking system. Everybody seem to be on the same side of the hope boat, so

Market have jumped the gun of the Fed pivot, but the Fed might disappoint great many and it could trigger a sharp sell off as Equities are over extended and this rally is based on hopes. There are great many opportunities

The Middle East war crime delayed the rebound a bit, but here it is back to the top. Levels are the same nothing new here. Clear Vision is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming

Friday Gold spiked and equities dropped as markets feared the expansion of the Middle East conflict. Yet markets showed signs of resilience. There could be a few more days lower, but it’s more likely it will rebound as fear settle if

As mentioned months earlier China bad + Europe bad + US consumers tapped out. Higher Oil price = higher gas price = higher prices for products. The so called AI boom is a bust based on hopes, that mask the reality…

I AM pulling the danger warning card. This rebound is based on empty air of hope about Fed rate reversal and Options trading. Retail Long buyer are max out. The virus thing is showing up again. China is in the hole.

This is the chart at the top of first page of the Quantific Investing Report, available weekly to paying subscribers. No need to read all kind of reports and charts. It’s all summarized for your here at one glances with this

I mentioned in end of July the economics & markets were in a danger zone in this article: On August 10, I also mentioned the markets were about to drop and this week they did. The weird things is that this

SP500 about to break below 4440 which will trigger CTAs sell off. Bonds are bad better stay out. The Fitch downgrade of USA is only the beginning. Moody’s downgraded a bunch of banks this week. Negative engulfing candle today. Quantific Investing

Closed an nice short trade on TSLA yesterday with a +12% ROI. In and out with limited exposure. Steady and nimble in these choppy markets. Equities corrected yesterday, but its stalling already. Will the share buyback window create another rebound with