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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 Tuesday, Jan. 17
We suspect more of a fight (including upside S&P 4000 or so) in the abbreviated trading week, which ends with Quarterly Expiration.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Jan. 12
A perfect storm will strike or be avoided Thursday morning, as the jittery market awaits the CPI number. We suspect it will be soft; and that's favorable although (of course) the bears will say that means slowing economic activity.
Market Briefing For Monday, Jan. 9
People are locking in yields; evaluating their excess bearishness we warned about; and we got our rally into the weekend. It might not be the most impressive ever; but it will do.
Market Briefing For Friday, Jan. 6
This S&P range sort of has ~3800 as a fulcrum to pivot with small moves that are not definitive; as has been the case incredibly for the most part recently.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Jan. 4
Big drags on the S&P as 2023 started with crosscurrents such as breadth often positive, while both S&P and DJIA were down.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Jan. 3
2023 is going to be a better year if we can avoid direct conflict with Russia; sidestep China's latest Covid outbreak; tame the Fed zealotry; and realize that 'high PE's are seen twice.'
Market Briefing For Thursday, Dec. 29
Everything is so bad that it's almost good. Some stocks are being set-up for intervening rebounds. One big surprise has been e-commerce weakness, as customers go back to stores.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Dec. 28
Analysts note that back-to-back declines are seldom. As to whether 2023 would be the 2nd down year, we believe it's less likely to be negative, partially as it would be a 3rd down year.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Dec. 22
An inevitable Fed pivot is not a panacea. This market continues to struggle as it managed to hold Senior Index traction on Wednesday, because of rebounds in S&P-leading tech stocks.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Dec. 21
Behind the scenes the market has been transitioning, from 2 year old Bear to something defensive, but not a Bull market either, pending the Fed from a 'formal' standpoint.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Dec. 20
Volatile post-Expiration trading hasn't resolved technically. Nevertheless, we continue to envision an intraweek rebound; although coming at a perfectly measured 'spot' of ~S&P 3800; it's a bit formulaic.
Market Briefing For Monday, Dec. 19
There's been a consolidation of pessimism; after months of negative action; and that's part of why we are not surprised to see a wide divergence of 2023 earnings expectations.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Dec. 15
The window to a softish landing has been opened, even though the Fed continues emphasizing modest growth, lower inflation pace, and robust jobs.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Dec. 14
Navigating the 'Fed fight' is almost a bull-bear 'food fight', with investors so hungry for clarification on inflation, which is determined more by public behavior than monetary policy.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Dec. 13
Wall Street bearishness seems excessive at the moment. There is divergence notable with VIX up a couple 'while' S&P zooms forward which means traders distrust the advance; of course.
Market Briefing For Monday, Dec. 12
Tension on the tape throughout this defensive week; basically expected to be a range-bound situation as the focus in on the CPI just before FOMC decides.
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