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The ten year bond yield is at levels from the early 1960s. Price essentially followed the slope down that it followed up from the sixties to the early 1980s. Continue reading

Both the long and short term 10 year bond markets show no sign that yields are setup to move higher from here. Continue reading

The Top 100 Growth Stocks list is a set of company stocks that meet strict fundamental guidelines and have strong relative price strength. Continue reading

So far the markets are holding up. But all it will take to start the cascade is the failure of a couple banks. Continue reading

Here is an oddity - the charts of regional banks are really looking strong. In looking at my industry charts I was surprised to see such relative strength in the banks. Continue reading

The US Dollar (USD) began a long drop in 2001 after a big run up. Using that slope at the low in March shows the 1:1 Gann angle near $73 which is a 75% retrace of the short term move. Continue reading

I have mention here that the fact that the smallcaps were holding up well was a sign that these businesses were not having trouble receiving loans. Small companies do not have large cash reserves and need to finance growth. Continue reading

There was definitely buyers of stocks today with a big range massive volume up day. Continue reading

Price of the VLE is above the July low and at the 7/8 retrace level of the 2007-2008 range. This suggests to me that the total market remains healthy and the financials are causing all of the problems. Continue reading

Yield curve doesn’t curve any more… Continue reading

The banks and brokers have taken different paths down, but are holding up well during this down draft. Continue reading

The banking index (BKX) is well off the July lows and above the upsloping 50 day moving average. The market always follows the financials. It takes money to make money. If the banks aren’t working then the market isn’t working. As of yesterday the banks have been working since July. Continue reading