Volatility reigns, market thins considerably
Hello friends, Another week has passed in the market, with volatility and chip-chop reigning supreme
March 27, 2023
Trend-followers are enjoying the current rally in U.S. equity indices, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq continuing to grind higher, painting a picture of resilience. But beneath the index-level strength, individual stock trading remains erratic. Traders are grappling with choppy setups, navigating between punishing whipsaws and euphoric surges. This is
A few months back, before the April tariff crash (did people actually think 2025 Trump was going to be different than 2021 Trump?), I wrote a number of articles of how the US markets are trading in a choppy fashion, full of air pockets, climactic pump and dump, and blue-chip
Hi friends,Navigating global markets in the last few weeks has been an interesting affair, to say the least. After the April tariff crash, popular large-cap indices across the globe have recovered back to or near old price Highs made back Feb/March, staging a mind-bending power rally rivaling 2023 Nov/Dec and
For the last 15 months, gold has been on a tear, with spot prices running up just north of 60% against the dollar since March 2024 and after moving out of a decade-long digestion starting way back in 2011. As in May and November 2024, the run is currently taking
Hello friends, Another week has passed in the market, with volatility and chip-chop reigning supreme
Crypto assets, still heralded by its largest coins by market cap Bitcoin and Ethereum, have
Hello friends, A volatile week has passed, where speculators eagerly jumped on board of a
First, the Fed was inflating asset prices for almost a decade, with consistently near-zero interest
Imagine not only having to deal with high regular price growth of everyday goods (inflation),
It’s really quite amazing to see. In the 2008/09 financial crisis, large financial players were
Dear friends, The downtrend appears to be continuing for the moment. The intermediate-term trend has
Citadel’s main man Ken Griffith has openly scolded Fed officials, saying that his advice to
‘Fed’ has been the buzzword of the markets at least for a couple of decades,
Hi friends, The headline might be a bit over the top, but it quite so
