Going Nowhere

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets While the major indexes wandered aimlessly throughout the session, they at least managed to dig themselves out of an early hole, crawled back and reduced their losses. In the end, not much was gained or lost. Economic data points did nothing to encourage bullish sentiment with Consumer Confidence dropping in October, while Inflation …

Melting Up, Down And Up

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets It was another choppy session, as the release of the Fed’s meeting minutes (FOMC) showed a mixed picture in terms of future rates hikes. The Central Bank noted that it was seeing some progress in its inflation fighting efforts while stating that “a substantial majority of participants judged that a slowing in the …

Focusing On The Positives

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets As I mentioned yesterday, with most traders being on vacation this week, reduced volume made it easier for the remaining crew to exuberantly push markets around and support the bullish cause. Looking towards the end of the year, hope that inflation might ease, and by association interest rates, was an underlying theme based …

Slipping And Sliding

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[Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets The major indexes shed some more of their recent gains during this first day of a Holiday shortened trading week. Not helping the already jittery market were reports of China possibly ramping up Covid restrictions due to some additional deaths and the lockdowns spreading. As a result, the Chinese Yuan plunged, and the …

ETF Tracker Newsletter For November 18, 2022

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ETF Tracker StatSheet           You can view the latest version here. TREADING WATER [Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Moving the markets Despite the tough language used by St. Louis’ Fed President Bullard yesterday, that a benchmark interest rate in the range of 5%-7% would be needed to bring down inflation, the Wall Street crowd refuses to pay attention and still lives …