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Is the Bull Market Over? These Charts Say So

Posted on December 4, 2015 by Phoenix Capital Research

For weeks we have been warning not to trust the bounce in stocks. We were worried that a Bear Market had begun. The most critical item we were concerned with was the fact that the S&P 500, despite its massive … Continue reading →

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Will China’s Meltdown Trigger a Crash?

Posted on October 23, 2015 by Phoenix Capital Research

Let’s talk briefly about China. China is thought to be the great growth story of the post-2008 era. China’s economy not only bottomed before the developed world, but by most accounts, China was thought to be the engine that pulled … Continue reading →

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Recession Watch: We’re Back in One

Posted on October 15, 2015 by Phoenix Capital Research

The Fed has now kept interest rates at zero for 81 months. This is the longest period in the history of the Fed’s existence, lasting longer than even the 1938-1942 period of ZIRP. And the US economy is moving back … Continue reading →

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The Market Has Run Out of Props

Posted on September 23, 2015 by Phoenix Capital Research

The stock market is rapidly running out of props. First off, corporate sales and profits are rolling over. As Charlie Bilello recently noted, we’ve had two straight quarters of Year over Years drops in corporate revenues. Moreover, corporate profits are … Continue reading →

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