Tag Archives: Quantitative Easing
Liquidity Expands + Credit Markets Improve = Equity Market Rally
Stock Market Strategy: All signs point to a continuation of the current rally. We will continue to use the direction of liquidity and the behavior of the credit markets as our fundamental guides to equity investing. The primary news story making the rounds today involves the European bank stress test results. I have included the official results and accompanying statement […]
Greek Fears Ebb, Gold Advances, Stimulus Demands Grow
Euro zone gives Greece 30 days to show good on deficit – Reuters The tsunami of Greek fear begins to ebb and like proverbial clockwork the US$ drops almost 1%, the equity markets rally over 1% and Gold runs back above the $1100 level up over 1.5%. By now, as readers of this blog, the financial market behavior described above […]
US$ vs. Gold Prices: A Little Perspective, Obama 2010 Budget, $1.9 Trillion Increase in Debt Ceiling
Perspective: US$ vs. Gold -US$ tops out on March 2nd, 2009 and declines by 18% at the low on December 1st. -During the same time period (March 4th – Dec. 3rd) Gold prices rise 34.8% -From Dec. 1st to Jan. 29th the US$ rallies 6.5% while Gold prices fall 12.28% -The US$ rally has failed to break above the 200-day […]
Q.E. Will Not and Cannot End at This Time, Zero Hedge/Fed’s Bullard, US Mortgage Originations Seen Plummeting
I wrote yesterday: THE FED WILL NOT REDUCE LIQUIDITY AT THIS TIME. Today, I will reiterate and state: QUANTITATIVE EASING WILL NOT AND CANNOT END AT THIS TIME. This statement may appear to be rather bold in light of the noise emanating from traditional news outlets and the occasional Fed comment. However, a review of the facts support the notion […]