Higher highs, higher lows... near 21 this morning
More vol thoughts from me on @stockcharts: articles.stockcharts...
Higher highs, higher lows... near 21 this morning
More vol thoughts from me on @stockcharts: articles.stockcharts...
After voting up for 13 straight weeks we've had an every other vote for the last 5 weeks.
Thanks for voting!
After voting up for 13 straight weeks we've had an every other vote for the last 5 weeks.
Thanks for voting!
Stocktwits is a total waste of time. Reddit is the wild west.
Stocktwits is a total waste of time. Reddit is the wild west.
Home price data, Chicago PMI, FOMC Minutes tomorrow
Claims Wednesday
Home price data, Chicago PMI, FOMC Minutes tomorrow
Claims Wednesday
Data from @barchart
Data from @barchart
I have a weird view of charts: if they break a well watched support level and can recapture that level, the stock tends to do quite well cuz we've gotten rid of the weak holders.
So can it recapture?
@conorsen.bsky.social @cavandy.bsky.social
I have a weird view of charts: if they break a well watched support level and can recapture that level, the stock tends to do quite well cuz we've gotten rid of the weak holders.
So can it recapture?
@conorsen.bsky.social @cavandy.bsky.social
Several -34% to -54%
Several -34% to -54%
The Santa Claus rally is a statistically observable window—the final seven trading days of the year—that has historically outperformed random periods. Since 1950, this year-end stretch has averaged gains of roughly 1.3% to 1.4%.
Dec 24-Jan 5 this go-round.
The Santa Claus rally is a statistically observable window—the final seven trading days of the year—that has historically outperformed random periods. Since 1950, this year-end stretch has averaged gains of roughly 1.3% to 1.4%.
Dec 24-Jan 5 this go-round.
Fuel Oil: +11.3%
Gas Utilities: +9.1%
Electricity: +6.9%
Food away from home: +3.7%
Used Cars: +3.6%
Medical Care: +3.3%
Shelter: +3.0%
Overall CPI: +2.7%
Food at home: +1.9%
Transportation: +1.7%
Gasoline: +0.9%
New Cars: +0.6%
Fuel Oil: +11.3%
Gas Utilities: +9.1%
Electricity: +6.9%
Food away from home: +3.7%
Used Cars: +3.6%
Medical Care: +3.3%
Shelter: +3.0%
Overall CPI: +2.7%
Food at home: +1.9%
Transportation: +1.7%
Gasoline: +0.9%
New Cars: +0.6%
Timing: now that it has 218 signatures, it has to "ripen" for 7 legislative days, then any member who signed the DP can call it up. Then Johnson has 2 legislative days to schedule a vote.
Which still means January 2026 at earliest, around Jan 13-15
Timing: now that it has 218 signatures, it has to "ripen" for 7 legislative days, then any member who signed the DP can call it up. Then Johnson has 2 legislative days to schedule a vote.
Which still means January 2026 at earliest, around Jan 13-15
This only happened 5 times before, and the S&P 500 was lower 1 year later every time.
The last 2 times? February 2000 & May 2007
This only happened 5 times before, and the S&P 500 was lower 1 year later every time.
The last 2 times? February 2000 & May 2007