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D&D Note (9.8.2020) ~ Selloff Continues Into 3rd Trading Day After Market Got To Frothy Overbought Conditions Tesla Falls 21% Today For Largest 1-Day Drop ~ #StockMarket #Correction

D&D Note (9.8.2020) ~ Selloff Continues Into 3rd Trading Day After Market Got To Frothy Overbought Conditions Tesla Falls 21% Today For Largest 1-Day Drop ~ The selloff that started last Thursday has carried over into todays session after the long holiday weekend. Tech had been leading the frothy market going up (on the back … Continue reading

Market Alert! (8.11.2020) ~ Gold Continues Fall Down Another 3% to $1894.30 ~

Gold continues its correction from extremely overbought conditions / this as real rates ticked slightly up to now have “less real negative rates” Now at $1894.30 a Troy Ounce in futures contract trading at 7:15pm PST

D&D Note (3.28.2018) ~  Two Numbers Investors Must Know: 2560 and 2585 ~ #StockMarket #doublebottom #correction

D&D Note (3.28.2018) ~  Two Numbers Investors Must Know: 2560 and 2585 ~ Markets have done what is called a technical double bottom off of a correction. Can we go lower from here would be yes. Can we bounce from here and go higher would be yes. The key levels to watch on the S&P … Continue reading

D&D Note (3.27.2018) ~  Artificial Intelligence + Social Media + 10YR = Selloff #StockMarket #Selloff #AI #FB #10YR ~

D&D Note (3.27.2018) ~  Artificial Intelligence + Social Media + 10YR = Selloff ~ Today we saw a market rally fizzle into a selloff. The DOW was up over 100 points before then succumbing to a NASDAQ selloff + 10YR note yield declining below 2.8%, at the end of the trading session the DOW closed … Continue reading

D&D Note (3.20.2018) ~ Markets Rally Ahead of FED Meeting #StockMarket #FED #RateHike ~

D&D Note (3.20.2018) ~ Markets Rally Ahead of FED Meeting ~ Will it be three will it be four? That is the major question right now and has been the theme of this year. How many FED rate hikes will we get. A large part of the recent correction was the repricing of the market … Continue reading

D&D Note (3.16.2018) ~ Trade War Fears Still Dominate Markets ~

D&D Note (3.16.2018) ~ Trade War Fears Still Dominate Markets ~ Markets all week have been under pressure due to the uncertainty surrounding a possible global trade war. Despite the fears and being only a month since the correction investors have flooded the market with new cash this week. This week investors poured $43.3 billion … Continue reading

D&D Note (2.8.2018) ~ Lows Retested as Deleveraging Continues ~

D&D Note (2.8.2018) ~ Lows Retested as Deleveraging Continues ~ The markets looked to retest the lows from Tuesday to form the right side of a W pattern. The DOW almost hit its key level of 23,778 while the S&P broke through its key level of 2,593. We must now watch the futures market to … Continue reading

D&D Note (8-28-2012) ~ Stocks Move Sideways Ahead of Friday’s Jackson Hole Speech

D&D Note (8-28-2012) Stocks mainly drifted sideways today with traders not willing to make big bets until there is more certainty on what course of action the FED will or will not decided to do. Investors did get a better-than-expected S&P/Case-Shiller Index report showing a 6.9% gain in the housing market in Q2, where analysts … Continue reading

D&D Note (8-27-2012) ~ Apple v Samsung, Can There Be Only One?

D&D Note (8-27-2012) The current rally is running out of steam or should we say sugar. The only things recently that have been pushing markets higher has been domestic economic news and rumors of QE. But even those press releases can’t hold up any one day chart. Today we got news that the Dallas Fed … Continue reading

D&D Note (8-23-2012) ~ Correction Coming Time To Ring The Register

D&D Note (8-23-2012) Stocks continued to slide today on global growth concerns. September will be a very volatile month and we most likely will see a 5-10% correction in markets over the next month. Selling today was sparked by the latest China report on manufacturing which came in at nine month low and continued after … Continue reading