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Yesterday, proved to be another breathtaking day on Wall Street. From my current vantage point in Hamburg, Germany, I was watching the European and Asian markets getting crushed with the U.S. futures pointing to a much lower opening. The Dow dropped almost 300 points right out of the gate while the S&P; 500 gave back some 3% initially and briefly …

Many bulls had to be disappointed with the lack of follow through buying on Monday after Friday’s mini rebound. The upside attempt was there, as the chart shows, but in the end we closed near the day’s lows; not a good sign. As I am writing this late Monday night (actually Wednesday morning here in Germany), the futures are pointing …

With the markets having fallen sharply off their highs, our domestic TTI (Trend Tracking Index) is still hanging on to bullish territory, but only by a thin thread. Another meaningful down day/week and this indicator will most likely join the international TTI in bearish territory.Several readers have emailed over the past week or so with a similar theme in regards …

As announced, I’m on my way to Germany, so there will be no article today. I will resume regular posting on Monday, although it may be at odd hours due to the time difference.

The market zigzag of the past few weeks has made it abundantly clear again that whatever happens in Europe, or anywhere else in the world for that matter, does affect U.S. markets. The WSJ had more thoughts on the topic of decoupling in “No Sign of That Decoupling in Markets:” Earlier this week, there was a dubious meme being purveyed …

My latest No Load Fund/ETF Tracker has been posted at:http://www.successful-investment.com/newsletter-archive.phpDuring one of the more volatile weeks on Wall Street, the major indexes lost 4-5% with major support levels now having been broken. Our Trend Tracking Index (TTI) for domestic funds/ETFs remains above its trend line (red) to the upside by +1.29% (last week +2.57%) keeping the current buy signal intact. …