July 8, 2016 by Dan • Commentary

Is this morning’s June non-farm payrolls print of 287,000 as much of an anomaly as last month’s May print of 38,000?  Probably, which is why forecasters and pundits smooth out the data. In the first quarter …

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June 23, 2016 by Dan • Trade Ideas

No matter what you think global stocks should do on Brexit referendum results, European stocks have already factored in a higher likelihood of a Remain vote. The rally in the past week has them nearly …

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June 7, 2016 by Dan • Commentary

Last year we spilled a decent amount of ink on these pages about the unhealthy breadth situation in U.S. stocks, with a dozen or so mega-cap stocks masking poor performance from thousands of others. This …

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May 4, 2015 by Dan • Commentary

The term “investment bubble” has different connotations to different people.  Those with cash to invest in known bubbles welcome them, as there are few investment environments that offer the potential of asymmetric short term returns …

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April 22, 2015 by Dan • Commentary

News Flash: The S&P 500 (SPX) is very near another breakout to new all time highs, and if recent history is any guide this occurrence should happen fairly soon: But, after three and a half months …

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