Daily Archives: November 1, 2018

The Best Indicator For Where Stocks Are Going is Pointing DOWN

The bounce is now ending. Credit has been leading stocks during this recent bout of volatility. Credit isn’t “buying into” this bounce at all, having already broken back down into the gap up from yesterday’s rally. By the way, in … Continue reading

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What Do Housing and Gasoline Say about the REAL Economy?

The bounce is now ending. Credit has been leading stocks during this recent bout of volatility. Credit isn’t “buying into” this bounce at all, having already broken back down into the gap up from yesterday’s rally. By the way, in … Continue reading

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Credit is Warning That the Next Leg Down is Just Around the Corner

The bounce is now ending. Credit has been leading stocks during this recent bout of volatility. Credit isn’t “buying into” this bounce at all, having already broken back down into the gap up from yesterday’s rally. By the way, in … Continue reading

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How Low Will Stocks Go? Much, Much Lower $XHB $SPY

The bounce is now ending. Credit has been leading stocks during this recent bout of volatility. Credit isn’t “buying into” this bounce at all, having already broken back down into the gap up from yesterday’s rally. By the way, in … Continue reading

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Two of the Most Economically Sensitive Sectors Are Warning What’s Coming

The bounce is now ending. Credit has been leading stocks during this recent bout of volatility. Credit isn’t “buying into” this bounce at all, having already broken back down into the gap up from yesterday’s rally. By the way, in … Continue reading

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