Gene Inger pioneered U.S. financial television daily technical analysis. His stations later affiliated with FNN, merging into CNBC where he was an original Market Maven. His views have been quoted in Forbes, Barrons, the Wall Street Journal, on CNN and daily for subscribes to his Daily Briefing on ...
moreGene Inger pioneered U.S. financial television daily technical analysis. His stations later affiliated with FNN, merging into CNBC where he was an original Market Maven. His views have been quoted in Forbes, Barrons, the Wall Street Journal, on CNN and daily for subscribes to his Daily Briefing on his ingerletter.com web site. And starting in Summer 2023, @stockseer on Twitter multiple times daily. Gene comments on stock, bond, dollar, oil gold markets, with a emphasis on monetary policy, technology issues and S&P intraday action. Follow Gene on geopolitical, economic and market shifts on Twitter @stockseer and we'll expand that service.
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The Needle That May "Pop" The Bubble
Thanks for liking my work Sasha.... English is very much my first language; and when time allows I try to proof-read my reports. I do 4 videos during market days for our subscribers; and usually am pretty tired by the time we get to the evening report (which you see here a day or two after ingerletter.com subscribers). At that point I am eager to either have dinner or head to the gym for a quick swim :) By the way I speak no other languages fluently... I used to spend hours-on-end on financial television; so have difficulty summarizing major changes into soundbites.
The Great Fall From The Great Wall
Gary; therein lies the rub. You asked about reflation and credit; not BitCoin or an alternative to fiat currency (it's certainly not Gold; even if it rallied). Above my pay grade; but maybe it takes a total market meltdown even more negative than my Bear Market outline (from July forward) to prompt a serious global approach. Won't it be interesting if they 'actually' discuss this at Davos this month in Switz? I'll reflect on this to our readers (temporarily you see my reports here in-full; often a day or two later than sent to our subscribers; mostly focused on the S&P).
The Great Fall From The Great Wall
M2 (money supply, as we show subscribers at ingerletter.com this weekend) is expanding; just at a slower pace. Indeed we've argued Fed reticence on pulling back falitated the length of the preceding uptrend. Now, increasingly, it's overly-optimistic Bulls that are 'fighting the Fed'.
The Needle That May "Pop" The Bubble
Thank you Alexis... I'm slightly older now and do this as 'stream of consciousness'. So, with no time to proof or edit, I do my best to convey my thoughts and then hopefully get away from computers and exercise a bit :)