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D&D Note (6.6.2018) ~ Cannabis Stocks Catch A Fire ~ #StockMarket #Cannabis

D&D Note (6.6.2018) ~ Cannabis Stocks Catch A Fire ~ Ahead of the vote to legalize recreational use tomorrow in Canada, Cannabis Stocks (better known as Pot Stocks) rallied big today. All D&D Cannabis holdings gained on the day with MEDFF up 9.88%, IMLFF up 8.92%, APHQF up 4.36%, CNTTF up 3.92%, CGC up 2.75%. … Continue reading

D&D Note (6.5.2018) ~ Apple Closes In On One Trillion Dollar Valuation ~ #StockMarket #Apple

D&D Note (6.5.2018) ~ Apple Closes In On One Trillion Dollar Valuation ~ The world’s most valuable company Apple is only about 5% away from being the first company to hit a One Trillion Dollar valuation. With its transition from a hardware company to a services company it might have a lot more room to … Continue reading

D&D Note (5.29.2018) ~ Spike in Italian Bond Yields Sends Stocks Down ~ #StockMarket #ItalyDebt #Sell-Off

D&D Note (5.29.2018) ~ Spike in Italian Bond Yields Sends Stocks Down ~ A political + debt crisis in Italy over the weekend saw a spike in Italian bond yields causing a huge flight to safety into the US Dollar and US Treasuries. Italy 2-YR Yield rose to 2.738% and the Italy 10-YR Yield rose … Continue reading

D&D Note (5.22.2018) ~ Trade War On/Off Sends Markets Up/Down ~ #StockMarket

D&D Note (5.22.2018) ~ Trade War On/Off Sends Markets Up/Down ~ #StockMarket Yesterday markets zoomed up on hopes of deescalation of a trade war between China and the US. Today the markets took a dip after comments made by Trump that he is not happy with the trade talks which raised concerns again that we … Continue reading

D&D Note (5.18.2018) ~ S&P Flat on Week is Victory for Bulls ~ #StockMarket

D&D Note (5.18.2018) ~ S&P Flat on Week is Victory for Bulls ~ In the face of continued rising of the 10YR Yield the S&P 500 remained flat for the week. This is actually a big win for the bulls. Why? Because we are still holding the breakout of the downtrend and have not tried … Continue reading

D&D Note (5.9.2018) ~ Trump Pulls Out of Iran Deal Sending Oil on Rally ~ #StockMarket #IranDeal #Oil

D&D Note (5.9.2018) ~ Trump Pulls Out of Iran Deal Sending Oil on Rally ~ The S&P 500 broke out of the recent downtrend today which is a very bullish signal. The PPI report today did not signal runaway inflation and that coupled with the jobs report from last week are all bullish signs. Since Thursdays … Continue reading

D&D Note (5.7.2018) ~ Trump Tweet on Iran Takes Markets Off Session Highs ~ #StockMarket #IranDeal #Apple

D&D Note (5.7.2018) ~ Trump Tweet on Iran Takes Markets Off Session Highs ~ Technicals look decent in the market with the 200 day moving average now been tested 3 times and a bounce off it each time including last Friday after the goldilocks jobs report. Its been awhile since we’ve been able to maintain a … Continue reading

D&D Note (5.1.2018) ~ Markets Stage Rally Ahead of FED & Apple Earnings ~ #StockMarket #FED #Apple

D&D Note (5.1.2018) ~ Markets Stage Rally Ahead of FED & Apple Earnings ~ Markets started the day in the red but staged an afternoon rally in a so-called Fed drift up ahead of the FOMC meeting where investors see the FED staying put. The Dollar hits near high of the year and appears to … Continue reading

D&D Note (4.24.2018) ~ 3% Yield Sends DOW Down 423 Points ~ #StockMarket #10YRyield

D&D Note (4.24.2018) ~ 3% Yield Sends DOW Down 423 Points ~ The 10YR Yield hit 3% intraday which sent a market rally into a 423 point selloff in the DOW. The yield settled at 2.998% and the markets did close off the lows of the session. CAT also sent markets into a fuss wth … Continue reading

D&D Note (4.23.2018) ~ 10YR Yield Hits 2.975% Markets Pause ~ #StockMarket #10YRyield

D&D Note (4.23.2018) ~ 10YR Yield Hits 2.975% Markets Pause ~ Monday saw Treasury Yields spike again with the 10YR yield hitting 2.975%. We are undoubtedly moving into a new trading range were 3% will be come the new floor. The new “shock” level to spark equity declines could be around 3.3% to 3.4% with … Continue reading