by darlag on 14 Mar 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Stocks were down across the board for the second week in a row adding to the probability that a major market trend change has taken place. This week’s chart ...
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by darlag on 14 Mar 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Stocks were down across the board for the second week in a row adding to the probability that a major market trend change has taken place. This week’s chart ...
by darlag on 14 Mar 2015 Posted 9 years ago
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is tracking very much in-step with the S&P 500 Index but I am using it this week to present a second alternate scenario for ...
by darlag on 14 Mar 2015 Posted 9 years ago
The U.S. Dollar has extended its fifth wave of Minute degree and carried to nearly par with the Euro. But its juggernaut run will be coming to an end ...
by darlag on 5 Mar 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Perhaps the most stupid and irresponsible advice I have heard lately, CNBC commentators talk with a stock market analyst who suggests putting your cash into the stock market instead ...
by darlag on 1 Mar 2015 23 comments, latest 9 years ago
The S&P 500 Index climbed slightly higher, fulfilling last week’s primary projection to complete Minute degree wave [v]. Both the Dow and the S&P 500 closed lower on the ...
by darlag on 27 Feb 2015 6 comments, latest 9 years ago
Former Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan, told CNBC that the U.S. economy is the weakest it has been since just after the Great Depression. But it’s not the Fed’s ...
Great Britain on the verge of succumbing to the grip of (good?) deflation
by darlag on 18 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
First, there is no such thing as good deflation. But one of the hallmarks of denial, as a deflationary depression approaches, is the tendency of economists, market analysts, pundits ...
by darlag on 18 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
First, there is no such thing as good deflation. But one of the hallmarks of denial, as a deflationary depression approaches, is the tendency of economists, market analysts, pundits ...
by darlag on 17 Feb 2015 1 comment, latest 9 years ago
The 10 Year U.S. Treasury yield decided to take one more crack at a new low earlier this month when it declined to 1.651%. But over the last 10 ...
by darlag on 17 Feb 2015 10 comments, latest 9 years ago
Yesterday, Russian cyber-security firm, Kaspersky, revealed and published the technical details of the ability of the National Security Agency (NSA) to eavesdrop on practically any computer in the entire ...
by darlag on 15 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Since the beginning of the year the short term wave counts have been muddled at best. It’s time to step back and look at the bigger picture again. It ...
by darlag on 13 Feb 2015 1 comment, latest 9 years ago
Few people yet attribute the chronic economic problems in the U.S. to a deflating economy, but for those that know what to look for, the evidence just keeps piling ...
BLS employment statistics are a "Big Lie" according to Gallup CEO
by darlag on 11 Feb 2015 8 comments, latest 9 years ago
Jim Clifton, Chairman and CEO of Gallup, offers a different perspective on the jobs data. His February 3 article on Gallup’s website was headlined, “The Big Lie: 5.6% Unemployment.†...
by darlag on 11 Feb 2015 8 comments, latest 9 years ago
Jim Clifton, Chairman and CEO of Gallup, offers a different perspective on the jobs data. His February 3 article on Gallup’s website was headlined, “The Big Lie: 5.6% Unemployment.†...
by darlag on 11 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Yanis Varoufakis, the new Finance Minister of Greece, has a very interesting view of how the current global economic problems developed and why they continue to get worse instead ...
by darlag on 8 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Little clarity was added to the overall picture from last week’s chart of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The beginning of the coming week should start to make some ...
by darlag on 8 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
The S&P 500 Index is still tracking the Dow almost move for move. Like the Dow, it continues to trace out an upward flat and may have turned downward ...
by darlag on 5 Feb 2015 1 comment, latest 9 years ago
The Commerce Department said today that the U.S. trade deficit jumped by 17.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014. At $46.6 billion dollars, the increase was the largest ...
by darlag on 1 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
This week’s update finds the Dow Jones Industrial Average at a *critical juncture. There are always numerous possibilities for wave counts, but this coming week will be decisive in ...
by darlag on 1 Feb 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Like the Dow, the S&P 500 sports multiple alternatives for direction. As we predicted last week, the index continued its downtrend and all indications are that it will continue ...
by darlag on 31 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
I find it interesting that so few people understand how deflation affects the stock market. People seem to think that the vast majority of market participants, investors and traders ...
New Greek government already making good on its anti-austerity promises
by darlag on 29 Jan 2015 101 comments, latest 9 years ago
As promised, the new Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras and his SYRIZA government are rolling back fees, raising the minimum wage, re-hiring some of the public workers who were laid-off ...
by darlag on 29 Jan 2015 101 comments, latest 9 years ago
As promised, the new Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras and his SYRIZA government are rolling back fees, raising the minimum wage, re-hiring some of the public workers who were laid-off ...
Whats Bigger Than a $1.4 Billion Mortgage Ratings Scandal?
by darlag on 27 Jan 2015 3 comments, latest 9 years ago
On January 21, one of the biggest financial lawsuits in recent history came to a costly end. The accused, ratings behemoth Standard & Poor’s, agreed to a $1.4 billion ...
by darlag on 27 Jan 2015 3 comments, latest 9 years ago
On January 21, one of the biggest financial lawsuits in recent history came to a costly end. The accused, ratings behemoth Standard & Poor’s, agreed to a $1.4 billion ...
by darlag on 25 Jan 2015 1 comment, latest 9 years ago
G. Edward Griffin must be one of the most feared and hated men on the Federal Reserve’s list of enemies. His expose of the quasi-federal agency was a best-seller ...
by darlag on 25 Jan 2015 3 comments, latest 9 years ago
Last week’s alternate count was apparently the correct count as the Dow Jones Industrial Average squeaked higher on the week, completing an almost three week long upward flat correction ...
by darlag on 25 Jan 2015 4 comments, latest 9 years ago
The S&P 500 Index looks to be in step with the Dow, completing an upward flat correction and setting the stage for a new downward trend to begin early ...
by darlag on 22 Jan 2015 3 comments, latest 9 years ago
Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank, announced the ECB would buy $60 billion Euros worth of sovereign bonds each month, beginning in March and continuing until at ...
by darlag on 21 Jan 2015 27 comments, latest 9 years ago
The U.S. Dollar Index is stretched and approaching the point where it will take a rest for a while. Dollar bulls are at an extreme which is a pretty ...
by darlag on 18 Jan 2015 16 comments, latest 9 years ago
On Friday, the Swiss National Bank removed its peg from the Euro. The Franc immediately lost nearly 30% as currency traders all over the globe scrambled to make sense ...
by darlag on 18 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
The stock markets have finally begun to join the rest of the global assets which have already been sucked into the deflationary vortex. The last few weeks have seen ...
by darlag on 18 Jan 2015 1 comment, latest 9 years ago
The Dow Jones Industrial Average struggled this week along with the S&P 500 and the rest of the markets. Deflationary forces have drawn it lower and the coming week ...
by darlag on 18 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Elliott Wave International is hosting an online conference on the state of U.S. markets. It is sure to be much more useful than the State of the Union speech. ...
by darlag on 16 Jan 2015 1 comment, latest 9 years ago
Elliott waves have followed the current downtrend better than any other kind of technical analysis. Fundamental analysts are still telling clients to buy the dips, which will turn out ...
by darlag on 16 Jan 2015 15 comments, latest 9 years ago
When depositors lose confidence in a banking system they will pull their money out the system to find a safer place for it. That is called a run on ...
The Crisis in Ukraine: Whats Next?
by darlag on 15 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Social mood is another term for the shared inclination of a society. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is a dramatic example of social mood in action as this ...
by darlag on 15 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Social mood is another term for the shared inclination of a society. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is a dramatic example of social mood in action as this ...
by darlag on 15 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
Calgary housing prices have fallen below 2012 levels, falling oil prices are being blamed for the decline. According to the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index, Calgary resale prices ...
by darlag on 15 Jan 2015 6 comments, latest 9 years ago
Two years ago, at the height of the price of gold, the Swiss National Bank (SNB), Switzerland’s central bank, decided that it was necessary to cap the Swiss Franc ...
by darlag on 12 Jan 2015 7 comments, latest 9 years ago
A study by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a Washington-based think tank, dismissed the conventional account of the state of the manufacturing sector in the U.S., that ...
by darlag on 11 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
The S&P 500 surprisingly extended its downward trek early in the week, finding a bottom on Tuesday from which it would recover for the rest of the week. Pundits ...
by darlag on 11 Jan 2015 Posted 9 years ago
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has completed its corrective rebound into Minuette wave (ii) and is poised to continue the downward slide into next week. http://www.globaldeflationnews
Shale oil companies on the ropes first Texas-based fracker files for bankruptc
by darlag on 9 Jan 2015 7 comments, latest 9 years ago
Falling oil prices are taking their toll on American energy companies. On Sunday, Texas shale oil company, WBH Energy, filed for bankruptcy in Austin, Texas, the first American shale ...
by darlag on 9 Jan 2015 7 comments, latest 9 years ago
Falling oil prices are taking their toll on American energy companies. On Sunday, Texas shale oil company, WBH Energy, filed for bankruptcy in Austin, Texas, the first American shale ...
Not since 1977 has the Labor Force Participation Rate been so low
by darlag on 9 Jan 2015 15 comments, latest 9 years ago
The Labor Department’s ability to fudge numbers must have candy factories all over he U.S. drooling. Today’s upbeat jobs report is just another month of shuffling statistics around to ...
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by darlag on 9 Jan 2015 15 comments, latest 9 years ago
The Labor Department’s ability to fudge numbers must have candy factories all over he U.S. drooling. Today’s upbeat jobs report is just another month of shuffling statistics around to ...
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