Monday, April 28, 2014

Monday Morning Chartology

The Morning Call

4/28/14

The Market
           
    Technical

      Monday Morning Chartology

            It looked like we were going to get two great up weeks in a row, until Friday’s pin action spoiled all the fun.  That aside, the S&P is still trading within uptrends across all timeframes.  However, at Friday’s close, it was again nearing its 50 day moving average (wiggly red line).  In addition, it could also be building the right shoulder of a head and shoulders formation---something to watch.



            The long Treasury continued to advance, finishing within a short term uptrend, above its 50 day moving average and within an intermediate term downtrend.  The bond guys are still betting on either recession/deflation or international turmoil---clearly at odds with the stock jockeys.



            GLD remains a broken chart.  Nothing positive to say.


            Except this must watch 13 minute interview with Grant Williams:



            The VIX is as boring as GLD is ugly.  This index has been in a trading range since mid-2013, providing us with little information on market directions.



            Update on ’the best stock market indicator ever’:

    Fundamental
    
     Investing for Survival

            Four reasons why real estate may not be as good an investment as you think (medium):

       News on Stocks in Our Portfolios
 
Economics

   This Week’s Data

   Other

            What economics has become (medium)?

            Lumber prices and housing (short):

Politics

  Domestic

  International

            Latest from Ukraine:








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