Early yesterday, we told you conditions were in place for a potential washout day. We can never predict one is going to occur but we certainly can know when one can possibly occur. These washouts come from massive pessimism showing up AFTER a huge drop. We had both! By the close, we got the washout as…
Stock Market Overview: Stock futures are down on flattish as we write this but have been all over the map throughout the night. This comes after Wednesday’s late day reversal to the upside. Overnight, China injected $16.7B to prop up markets. That was their largest injection in three years and the second one this month. Even…
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Stock Market Commentary: At one point, the Dow fell 565 points on Wednesday before reversing around noon and rallying sharply into the close. Oil prices fell to $27/barrel, plunged over 6% and hit a fresh multi-decade low but also bounced and closed off their lows. Japan’s stock market officially entered bear market territory (decline >20% from…
WASHOUTS PART 2 By Gary Kaltbaum We know…we are writing again to you! We do not like micro-managing markets. Our interest lies more with the big picture. But earlier today, on purpose, we wrote to you about the potential for washouts. We explained what it is and what it means. It is early. Markets are…
The MSCI All-Country World Index fell over 2.5%, bringing its drop from a May record up to the 20% threshold for a bear market. More than $15 trillion has been erased from the value of global equities in the period, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
