For readers who perhaps don’t sympathize with my repetitiously-stated concerns over protectionism, perhaps they’ll take the latest from Fortune’s CEO survey to heart. Here

1/23/19 Selloff yesterday turned out to be on either erroneous or reversed news regarding the cancelling of upcoming trade talks. The market bounced back

In this morning’s video commentary I pointed to the high likelihood that 2630 on the S&P 500 would be tested (on the way down)

Once playing, click the icon in the lower right corner for full screen. Focus should occur after a few seconds; if not, click the

As the presently hot topic of trade rears its head during virtually all of our client revue meetings of late, it becomes abundantly clear

The reality that markets are mere reflections of human action has been a growing theme herein of late. And while that’s easy to get,

Here’s from last week’s blog post titled “The Shorts Are Back, In Force”: Shorting is the act of selling borrowed shares with the expectation

Link to Part 1  (What Makes Us Tick) Link to Part 2  (General Conditions) Link to Part 3, Sectors  (Steep Corrections During Expansions) Link to Part 3,

In a Tuesday blog post I offered up the following: While the trading off of the December 24th low has indeed been bullish (late

Whether we’re talking the stock market or economic indicators, we are forever looking at how prices/activity responds to the overall character of the news