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President of IngerLetter.com
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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How The Fed And Central Banks Have Impacted Stocks
Historically, we've seen stocks correlated well as a 'leading indicator' for the US economy. That is considerably less the case now because of direct or indirect inventions by the U.S. Fed, as well as impacts from foreign central banks.
Another Byte Of Apple
Politicians are now getting involved in trying to stick Apple in the eye; in respect to their dispute with the FBI over gaining access to a terrorists iPhone.
A Great "Moderation"
Gene Inger analyzes oil, the dollar, interests rate, and Apple vs. the government and Apples' deal with IBM.
An Unintended 'Collusion'
The recent market rise was fueled by an intended "collusion." A combination of short-covering, higher oil prices, and what I'd describe as just a planted seed (phony oil-cut story out of the UAE last week).
Double-Edged Swords
Double-edged swords like the 'technical gauntlet', the S&P has traversed; in addition to the contradicting bull/bear interpretations most-frequently heard.
A Desperate Road Show Of Analysts
The oil-led Friday rebound was highlighted by a seemingly desperate "road-show" of analysts and government officials, amid suspicion from experienced or geopolitically-informed observers, who remain skeptical that any important 'low' is in.
Oils Well That Ends Well
Oils well that ends well for sure; however there's no substantial indication of a 'deal' between OPEC members to cut production levels.
Meanderings About A Zombie Economy
A zombie econonomy is what dominated the questioning around Chair Yellen's first-phase of 2-day testimony; including whether implementing a NIRP is questionable based on legalities.
Banks Are Wrapped-Up In An Enigma
Banks are wrapped-up in an enigma... unrelated to the lack of transparency about Chair Yellen's testimony coming right up; but perhaps fearful of a concern which we have already expressed: negative interest rates.
A 'Desperate Secondary Test'
A 'desperate secondary test' just above the January 20 lows preceding our expected 'reflex rebound', and ensuing decline from February's start, is really the core message to convey about Monday's market turnaround try.
Pundits 'Hunting' For 'Signs Of A Bear'
Pundits 'hunting' for 'Signs of a Bear' are almost in a frenzy debating how many days a bearish trend lasts over, and whether it's absent or in-anticipation of, a 'recession' starting.
Sobering Economic Reports
Sobering economic reports leading to a rebound to the breakdown point as well as a bit more short-covering, should not alleviate concerns of progression of an ongoing Bear Market, that desperately is trying 'not' to challenge recent lows.
Ignoring Unintended Consequences
By ignoring unintended consequences - spinning around global monetary or interest rate policy moves; the optimists rationalizations have instead rapidly moved to weaken the Street's credibility to 'stay the course' with longs.
Pattern Analysis Is Dismissed
Pattern analysis is dismissed primarily by pundits who missed the unfolding of the entire 2015 distribution year, and on-top of that the forecast 'brick-wall of resistance' at tail-end 2015 as trades would settle in the new tax year.
Rationales To Friday's Powerful Thrust
There were a long list of rationales for Friday's market action, but the real reason is as follows...
A Dangerously Illiquid Market
The rapid swings by so many formerly hot stocks has nothing to do with scatterbrained rotation as pundits claim; nor the Davos statements; nor what a beleaguered Fed said to defend their positions.
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