Tag Archives: bear market

Though the current global situation confronts us with many questions, there is no real riddle to solve. Things will get much worse before they get better.

We remain "bullish" on the markets currently as momentum is still in play. However, we are also continually taking precautions to monitor and manage risk accordingly.

Things are going to get worse before they get better but I expect this bear market to end at some point this summer and, in the meantime I plan to....

We believe a series of lower closes beneath the 200-day moving average (currently 2752 in the March futures) could be enough to awaken the sleeping bear from his short hibernation.

It is still too early to know for sure whether this is just a "correction" or a "change in the trend" of the market so pay attention to the market as its action this year is very reminiscent of previous market topping processes. Words: 859

A rather fierce debate is raging as to whether or not the bull market still remains alive. Words: 618

One of the most important skills you can have in the market is knowing when to play it safe and when to be aggressive. The current market context is one in which it makes a lot of sense to focus on capital protection and sleeping well at night

The chief purpose of this article is to make it crystal clear to you, via the following charts, that the market is at a wild extreme and will soon tip into a savage bear market

The unwinding of the "Central Bank Bubble" will be worse than either the Dot.Com Bubble or the Housing Bubble. It seems like most investors continue to show apathy even with the warnings by us and quite a few others of the "unintended consequences" of the central banks doing things that have never been done before. Those investors are in good company because it appears to us that the leaders of the major central banks of the world do not have any idea of the "unintended consequences" either.

The market's history often provides clues to its future - we're big fans of precedent analysis - so now's a good time to delve into prior, similar instances to see what they led to [and, therefore, what we might expect in the next 2 months].