Tonight, I review the continuing Minor 4th waves to include an "irregular b wave" in the S&P 500 and the possibility for a "c" wave failure within the 'b' wave on the Nasdaq 100.

This morning, I reviewed earnings for various companies and will use the underwhelming session to highlight why earnings and fundamentals matter despite some believing they don’t.

Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including The Coca-Cola Co., Chevron Corp., and ServiceNow, Inc., as well as two micro-cap stocks Sypris Solutions, Inc. and Mobile Infrastructure Corp.​

Today's apparently calm demeanour perhaps reflects anxious traders gearing up for a pretty busy week of 'hard' and 'soft' data.

The USD/CAD pair edges lower to near 1.3530 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The weakness of the Greenback drags the pair lower.

No apparent recession as of August 2024 data. Using year-ago financial data, what would have probit regressions have indicated? It matters which variables you use, and whether you include the 2020 recession.

EUR/USD trimmed recent bullish momentum, declining by one-half of one percent on Monday.

Stocks just wobbled around today. Gold and the Dollar gained a little. Silver was smacked down lower for now to the 31 level. 

With macro risks tilted to the downside there is room for pricing a scenario requiring a faster central bank response. Whether that justifies low long-end yield levels is a different question.

Seasonality leans bearish all this week. A pull back is likely to test 9/19 gap near 560 at a minimum.

The thought process is that ‘home prices went up so much, no one can afford them! Therefore, prices should fall.’

Bond market reaction raises question if Fed cut was a mistake.

For this week, we expect a slight pause in momentum, though nothing particularly dramatic.

Today's action looked more like a Triple Witch Friday than anything you would expect to see on a Monday.

Foreign policy conflicts cannot be analyzed in isolation, as the world economy is highly interconnected.

After a fast and furious week which saw not just key economic data but also central banks galore, fedspeak will dominate the week until we reach the core PCE number on Friday.

The S&P 500 is like a plane in a holding pattern, trading mildly higher.

​​​​​​​The Fed rate cuts have boosted the confidence of Bitcoin investors, with whales buying up to 1.6 billion BTC since the macro decision.

Gold’s rise this year is all the more striking because it’s outperforming commodities overall and several core subcategories.

Global markets inched higher on Monday as investors sifted through the latest musings from Federal Reserve policymakers.