If you're looking for the meme traders, we found them. They're trading cryptocurrencies ahead of the Coinbase direct listing.
Trends spanning over several months can be thwarted by a trend that spans over years.
Let's see what could turn a 'boom' into a 'pop.'
Four new closing highs achieved as technical sell signals are absent.
The S&P 500's valuation continues to be extended.
An interesting cast of characters share their thoughts on the current market condition and how to act from here.
I expect that stronger economic data will actually cause the market to assume more rate hikes down the road.
It would not be unusual to see a consolidation of recent market gains before the current uptrend resumes.
This is a perfect time to make sure you haven't strayed too far into the mainstream, which has been the wrong trade for well over a year.
Plus, a look at the technical setup of KLA Corp.
On Friday alone markets added half a rate hike to 2023.
Let's look at the bull case for fixed income -- and why I'm still betting that rates keep rising.
Valuation still appears extended.
Word is that Biden will introduce the first part of two spending plans that will likely cost anywhere from $2 trillion to $2.5 trillion over eight years.
The main story unfolded along with the passing hours on Monday, and continues. The ending of this tale perhaps remains far from untold.
There has been notably split performance among the major stock indices.
Treasury yields have dipped but remain in a short-term uptrend.
Ever think you would see the day when all cash was digital so the federal government could place a negative interest rate (tax) on savings? I can see this coming from a mile away.
In the end we have a battle not about inflation but about the size of the new cohort that's doing the stimulus check buying.
Believe me, I'm trying, but I just can't get there yet.
Here's what the latest charts and data tell us about where we are headed.
We are nearing the home stretch for the first quarter, so here's what's on tap.
Two things are making it complicated for stock-pickers.
The removal of the SLR exemption is seen as contractionary.
Here's a hypothetical trading idea.
The Fed is stuck between a rock and a hard place, and at some point this liquidity train will have to stop.
Focus on the trends in the bond market, and realize that, in the short term anyway, prices are much more important than yields.
As a very wise man once said: 'I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.'
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