Dollar sinks to lowest level in 2 years; gold (finally) bounces
The Dollar Spot Index (DXY) fell by 0.7% today to the lowest level in more than two years on the biggest drop in almost four weeks.
No bounce after yesterday’s selling
What I like to see--if I'm on the long side of stocks--after a drop like yesterday when the Standard & Poor's fell 1.86% for its biggest loss in a month and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave up 2.29%--is a bounce that speaks to investors and traders thinking...
Today was a good day to add those GOLD and GDX risk hedges
In my Special Report "Your Investment Guide for the Next 6 Dangerous Stock Market Months" I wrote "I'm pessimistic about the month before the election and for the lame duck months after it. I think there's a chance either in the United States or in Europe of some...
Buying gold Call Options as a hedge on drop in economy and stocks in Lame Duck November and December
Yesterday in my Special Report: "Your Investing Guide for the Next 6 Dangerous Stock Market Months" I wrote: "I'm pessimistic about the month before the election and for the lame duck months after it. I think there's a chance either in the United States or in Europe...
Special Report: Your Investing Guide for the Next Six Dangerous Stock Market Months (Complete with 14 picks)
Yikes. Does this market have enough volatility for you? And I think that volatility will only get worse over the next two to six months, I can't remember a market with so much potential to move up or down in big relatively short-term volatility as this one. Just as...
Downward momentum in stocks looks stalled–trend depends on news flow and the dollar
Today, Monday, September 28, as of 1:15 p.m. New York time the Standard & Poor's 500 was up 1.60% to trade at 3352.78. Along with Friday's 1.60% gain in the index, I think that shows the market's downward momentum stalled for the moment. Only for the moment,...
Stocks rally today–but I’d feel better if volume was higher and the same old big techs weren’t leading the day
Today looks like a strong rally but I've got my doubts. At the close the Standard & Poor's 500 was up 1.60%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was ahead 1.34%. The technology laden NASDAQ Composite was higher by 2.26%. The NASDAQ 100, dominated by the technology...
Stocks lose much of early enthusiasm but still finish in the green
Stocks moved up modestly this morning (modest considering the damage down in the last few days) with the Standard & Poor's 500 up 0.99% at 1 p.m. New York time, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ahead 0.94%, and the NASDAQ Composite gaining 1.16%. The move seems to...
That’s not a good sign: Selling accelerated during the session today
At 1 p.m. New York time the Standard & Poor's 500 was down 0.25%. At the close it was lower by 2.37% The pick up in selling was led by big tech stocks. Amazon (AMZN), for example was down 1.57% at 1 p.m. and 2.32% at the close. Microsoft was down 1.22% but...
Small move in S&P 500 disguises continued turmoil in big technology shares
Three stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 were up for every two that were down as the index turned in a day with very little movement--a gain of 0.05% at the close on September 11. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was ahead a bit more at 0.48% That lack of...Tech bounces off 50-day moving average
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Market passes baton back to Fed’s Powell Put for today’s rally
On Monday the Standard & Poor's 500 and the NASDAQ Composite hit new all-time highs on what I'm calling the Vaccine Put, the hope that we'll see the announcement of an approved coronavirus vaccine by early in 2021 or maybe even the end of 2020 or perhaps before...Jim’s Stock Alerts
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