The goal by the end of this article is to draw connections between the greatest financial bubble of all time and how the Fed uses names like AIG in a Ponzi scheme to offload U.S. debt.
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This five-story office building called Ugland House, in the Cayman Islands, is the official address for 18,857 corporations. About half these companies have billing addresses in the U.S.
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Liquidity is to the capital markets what oil is to an engine. The engine is running out of oil. Even PPT Mobil 1 has performance limits.
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We are in the greatest bear market of our lifetime. Do you really think this market can turn around–suddenly?
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Here are few examples of spreadsheets for active day traders. Hopefully some of you will find these useful.
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Ever notice how official speeches to prop up the US capital markets are timed right before a massive sell off?
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Not since 2008 has the market has seen consecutive days of the Dow at -200 points. Last year such days offered great dip buying opportunities. Will it be the same this year?
There are a bunch of names setting up this holiday season. Here is what a scan of 113 retailers produced. A list of 37 names near various inflection points.
Mean reversion is going to come into play soon with every major index. Because there are so many names setting up this points to shorting certain highs as a very good risk/reward.
Last Thursday’s -200 point Dow gave a great setup for mean reversion traders. So let’s see how a few names did buying at Friday’s open.
Wondering how many big days we’ve had this year after yesterday’s move? Here’s a journal entry listing those days.
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