Chart of the Day: Pound Tests Brexit Lows
The pound fell to a 3-month low yesterday thanks to news that British PM May set a March deadline for formally beginning the Brexit Process.
The Market’s Bell with WSJ Best-Selling Author Simon Constable
WSJ best-selling author Simon Constable puts a little British spin on the US economy where to invest now. He’s fun, brutally honest and wicked smart.
Chart of the Day: Oil Breaks Out on Bullish OPEC Developments
Crude oil rallied as much as 6% yesterday, materially breaking through a 6 week old downtrend line after OPEC officials “came to an understanding” about enacting a production ceiling at their meeting in November.
Buy, Sell or Hold? (What’s Next for the Markets)
People on Wall Street have a great sense of humor. I remember thinking that years ago when I started my career at Merrill Lynch, and despite the fact that we’ve witnessed a lot of changes in this business over the years (most of them not good, in my opinion) I’m happy to say there are […]
Chart of the Day: The S&P is Back (In Its Range)
In the wake of this week’s central bank decisions, a relief rally has carried the S&P 500 right back to the middle of its late-summer trading range between 2160 and 2190.
Chart of the Day: Natural Gas Breakout
After breaking out from a multi-year downtrend earlier this year, natural gas futures are beginning to show signs of life. And while the long-term outlook is dependent on weather, near-term momentum could quickly carry futures up towards our initial target of $3.50.
Why the Gaetz Withdrawal Sparked Yesterday’s Rally
/in Investing, Reports/by Tom EssayeWhat’s in Today’s Report: Why the Gaetz Withdrawal Sparked Yesterday’s Rally