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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 Monday, Oct. 17
The 'bear case' is front and center obviously. Most everything else is struggling and certainly there's no valuation argument about the majority of big-cap stocks, for now.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Oct. 13
Calibrating 'when' to pivot was the subliminal message in the minutes from the last FOMC meeting released today.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Oct. 11
Multiple compression is the common justification for why stocks should or will be lower going forward, at least for a few months. We'd shift that to just a few weeks or at most months.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Oct. 6
Surrender by the Fed is by no means assured simply because of BoE moves, nor by admitting that other factors beyond the Fed's prior excess easiness contributed greatly to inflation.
Market Briefing For Monday, Oct. 3
I still suspect this market has more work to do before it's ready for a meaningful bounce.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Sept. 29
Markets took a respite with an anticipated rebound try, thanks to the BoE 'sort of' pivoting back to QE 'of a sort'. One wonders if the U.S. Fed sees the 'writing on the wall'.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Sept. 28
The valuation story is being debated, but isn't really an alternative case for optimism at this point. What I see is what I've termed a 'double-dip' recession. Nothing's changed.
Market Briefing For Monday, Sept. 26
For the most part most stocks are so far down that I wouldn't be surprised to see an intervening rebound between the Jewish holidays, then more defensiveness in October.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Sept. 22, 2022
Higher for longer was the Fed's message. So over-tightening plus war are enough to intensify concern. Simply put; there was no big upside prospect for S&P, particularly absent growth.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Sept. 21
The prevailing choppy market should persist. There is also risk of a sudden upward thrust in the wake of FOMC, 'if' you get tempering from Powell.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022
The S&P 500 has some stocks trading at absurd multiples, however we need to listen to both the market and history, which means becoming 'less' bearish as stock prices decline.
Market Briefing For Monday, Sept. 19
Sustained advances are almost impossible for Indexes this time of year; and in a more important perspective, because of the impact of offshore revenue.
Market Briefing For Thursday, Sept. 15
Consolidation around 'support' near S&P 3900 characterized Wednesday, after a brutal day of algo-driven liquidations, but it doesn't mean prices have bottomed for long.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Sept. 14
Panicky peddling pummeling prices provided plenty of pressure persistently in Tuesday's session, with barely a brief reprieve at mid-session.
Market Briefing For Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022
Assessing various implications- of our anticipated reflections of slowing inflation in the upcoming CPI is only somewhat a matter of speculation.
Market Briefing For Monday, Sept. 12
So the higher we go in the very short run, after CPI, the less optimistic we'll become; providing of course some other variable didn't intercede. 
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