The S&P 500 divided by the Gross Domestic Product has never been higher. It’s higher than it was in the “Nifty 50” error of the mid 1960s.

Based on the DCF valuation, the stock is overvalued. The DCF value of $632.57 share is lower than the current market price of $921.49. The Margin of Safety is -45.67%.

China’s deflating Bubble has been a key dynamic supporting the forces of disinflation globally. Beijing’s “whatever it takes” could shake things up.

NNN REIT stock has beaten the S&P 500 index in the last twelve months.

Despite this week’s rebound, the long-term trend of China remains lower.

As XRP struggles to reclaim prior highs, many traders wonder if this is the beginning of another bull run.

The US dollar index tumbled to the key support level at $100 last week.

The Nikkei futures were down 6% on Friday as the USD/JPY strengthened materially.

The recently released Case-Shiller national and 10-city home price indexes hit new highs for July.

The S&P continues to progress along the path to complete either minute "b" of Minor 4 or minuet 1 of minute wave 3 of Minor 5.

Gold simply looks great by its weekly bars from one year ago-to-date.

In the wake of interest rates cuts now coming from the Federal Reserve, the ECB and the Bank of China, could the stock market experience a melt-up to S&P 600 -- or higher -- by the end of the year?

​​​​​​​SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet network has reached a major milestone, surpassing 4 million users across 100 countries.

Misery was 9.7% in 2020M08, exactly 4 previous to August 2024 reading.

Some good economic news lifted the Dow Jones and S&P 500 to record highs on Friday.

It feels like markets are beginning to expect higher inflation from here on. In other words, they expect the ongoing easing cycle to be inflationary.

Naturally, if earnings are increasing, investors are willing to pay more today in exchange for increased earnings in the future, leading to higher asset prices. The annual earnings change is the best indicator of future stock market returns.

I share my predictions for upcoming data releases, including auto sales, factory orders, NonFarm payrolls.

In this video I cover my see my forex forecast technical analysis for the XPTUSD and for the weak ahead.

Since 1963, over all years, the OTC in October has been up 56% of the time with an average gain of 0.9%. The best October ever for the OTC was 1974 (+17.2%), the worst 1987 (-27.2%).