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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 ...more

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Market Briefing For Thursday, Apr. 20
Trading nearly halted - due to an influx of apathy. Or so it seemed at times. It was really a ho-hum defensive day, more than I anticipated in a couple days ahead of Expiration.
Market Briefing For Monday, Apr. 17
Next week gets more interesting; April is not a Quarterly, but there's lots of calls that were written for this expiration.
Market Briefing For Friday, Apr. 14
This retains characteristics of 'traction' ahead of next week's Expiration. The beat persists; and stocks will likely digest any disappointing Bank reports in the morning.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Apr. 13
A balancing act seems the only way to describe the alternating perspectives of metrics that will impact the Fed's next decision, which I suspect is already known with regard to forward policy.
Market Briefing For Monday, Apr. 10
Many of the equity moves in big stocks are simply multiple compression that's trying to justify higher prices. In the small stocks, that's where liquidity is costly, but more needed.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Apr. 4
Global finances are in a tizzy, while stocks generally remain firm. Even the brief pullback by big-techs didn't derail the Oil-led scramble to a higher S&P.
Market Briefing For Monday, Apr. 3
It's going to rest soon, but overall the uptrend isn't over. We're optimistic that the market's rally was not a month-end 'head-fake', but shows a bit of staying power.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Mar. 30
Negative sentiment surveys affirm what I've been saying; S&P would go up short-term, regardless of what comes down the road, although we might of course get rate cuts, not hikes.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Mar. 29
Worrisome rotation persists while big-tech dominates illusions of strength as most smaller stocks are previously-crashed zombies of their businesses.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Mar. 28
An inverted yield curve has bears growling and bulls frustrated. Yes it usually means recession; and as I've said I don't see much upside for S&P, but believe stabilization persists for now.
Market Briefing For Monday, Mar. 27
Hopefully things will just simmer down and allow merit to prevail for more individual stocks, while major big-caps remain valuation-constrained.
Market Briefing For Monday, Mar. 20
This coming week has lag effects, an FOMC meeting, post-Expiration action, and Fed officials finding themselves in the interesting position of tightening and easing at the same time.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Mar. 16
Aggressive neutrality continues to be appropriate, primarily because Oils have joined Banks on the weak side. For decades I've noted that you can't have reliable upside without Banks and Oils.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Mar. 15
The Ides of March are upon us, along with the postulated conclusion of negative price behavior for the S&P. It's seasonal rallies of course, with the CPI merely ignition.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Mar. 14
Return of money, rather than return on money captured sentiments of nearly everyone dealing with regional banks especially in the Bay Area; but not limited to that area.
Market Briefing For Monday, Mar. 13
'Systemic risk' of banks borrowing short and lending long, with margin pressures resulting beyond the direct SVB failure, finally has to be foremost in the Fed's mind now.
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