Monthly Archives: February 2011

February 27, 2011: Irresistible Forces Meet Immovable Objects

MONDAY MARKET MOVEMENT - EQUITIES RISING ON “RIVERS OF BLOOD” US

Markets closed for Presidents’ Day

TESTY TUESDAY - DROP ‘TILL THEY PROP

Markets drop as oil prices skyrocket

WILL WE HOLD IT WEDNESDAY - DOUBLES IN TROUBLE

The Dollar begins to lose some of its “safe haven” appeal

TECHNICAL THURSDAY - THE NEEDLE AND THE DAMAGE DONE

Are the markets are becoming addicted to POMO?

FUGGEDABOUTIT FRIDAY - DIP? I DIDN’T SEE NO DIP?

Markets rebound from lows but still down for the week

February 20, 2011

MONDAY MARKET MOMENTUM - PRICES GO PARABOLIC MIT’s

Billion Prices Project shows inflation higher than reported

TESTY TUESDAY - DARING US TO BUY THOSE DIPS AGAIN

January Retail Sales report disappoints

WHICH WAY WEDNESDAY - 1,333 OR BUST

FOMC minutes boost markets

FANDANGO THURSDAY - DOES ANYTHING REALLY MATTER?

Equities and commodities climb as Dollar drops

TGIF - HOLDING THAT 100% LINE WOULD BE NICE

Apple drops on Steve Jobs health rumor

BONUS SECTION: WEDNESDAY’S FOMC MINUTES WITH COMMENTARY BY PHIL

February 13, 2011

MONDAY MARKET MOVEMENT - WHERE ELSE?

Protests in Egypt continue as Mubarak clings to power

TUESDAY TOIL AND TROUBLE (DUBBLE, BUBBLE)

Chinese wheat crop threatened by drought causing even more food price increases

WHICH WAY WEDNESDAY - UNDER THE BIG TOP

Markets technically overbought, but with the power of POMO who cares?

THRILLING THURSDAY - WHAT GOES UP

Markets take a breather, if only for a day

FICKLE FRIDAY - DIP BUYING OR DIPS BUYING?

Mubarak steps down, Baltic Dry Index goes up, and we begin to turn bullish

February 6, 2011

MONDAY - MUBARAK’S MOOD MAY MOVE MORNING MARKETS

Protests in Egypt put markets on edge

TECHNICAL TUESDAY - CHARTING OUR FUTURE

Markets pop as Dollar drops

GROUNDHOG WEDNESDAY - THE BOJ SEES NO SHADOW!

Bank of Japan board member says economy is on track to improve

NO SALE THURSDAY - WILL THE DOLLAR SAVE RETAIL OR DOOM US ALL?

Bernanke says economy is getting stronger but still requires more liquidity while employment lags

FEDERALLY FUNDED FRIDAY - BERNANKE SAYS MORE FREE MONEY!

Non-Farm payroll numbers miss expectations by over 100,000 - economists “confounded”