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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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Wall Street's Rationales For Investing
The FOMC Statement today gave hints of imbalances that the Fed either doesn't understand, dares not describe, or would simply negate the public reasons for hiking rates.
More Landmines Than Goldmines
We'll begin with a chat that's primarily about Apple and how it's impacting the markets. As does the return of buybacks from WellsFargo and a mediocre report (I'd say a slight miss) from AT&T (T). Plus more on ISIS.
The Eye Of The Storm - More Market Pain Is Ahead
Don't be fooled by the calm, we are currently in the eye of the storm and more market pain is ahead.
Wall Street's Deep Freeze
Wall Street's 'Deep Freeze' started a crucial warming-up phase, just after we observed that the projected break of the September and August lows, setting-up a group of short-sellers into weakness to be run-in.
Financial Credit & Counterparty Risk
The Fed's recent moves validated our pre-hike view that they'd be dammed if they did, and dammed if they didn't' assessment.
Denial Isn't A River In Egypt
While insiders and others were systematically selling rallies all year long, we were shorting, and quite successfully as well.
The Real Monsters Are Unmasked
China's 'emergency' move to suspend 'circuit-breakers 'turned Shanghai futures around, and the S&P in the U.S. as well. Whether that will persist for China into Friday is still unknown
The Great Fall From The Great Wall
Market anxiety was heightened overnight by China's latest Yuan devaluation, and to a lesser extant, North Korea's "H-bomb" test. Or could there be a different cause...
Front-Loading The Market
For years we have asserted that the Fed was front-loading the market - levitating financial assets, presumably hoping for a 'rising tide to lift all boats' phenomena.
A Striking Series Of Shifts To Hit 2016 Markets
A striking series of shifts are slated to occur in 2016, setting the stage for a pattern evolution that is anything but sanguine as we saw during the forecast distribution year of 2015.
Speed Bumps Lay Ahead For The Market
Speed bumps. That's what lies ahead for this market. They may hit soon, or they may hit later, but they are coming. Geopolitics will be a big 2016 market factor as well,
Modest Shakeouts Triggered
2015 was a year of distribution masked by buybacks and delusions of growth and so on.
Jingle Bells For The Upside
Jingle bells for the upside likely precede crosscurrents immediately ahead - sort of like the way post-Christmas sales collide with exchanges and returns.
Secular Shift Ramifications
Secular shift ramifications - resulting in competitive devaluations, and inappropriate excessive stimulus by central bankers trying to stem the tide - include a race to the bottom that is sadly by no means ended.
Desperate Risks To Chase Yield
Desperate risks to chase yield have been the hallmark of this year. Most investors, including those on fixed incomes who normally tend to shun risk, had become slaves to central bank policies denying decent returns without risk.
'The' Bear Market
'The' Bear Market - was not launched in the last two days; a trap-door doesn't lie-in-wait for investors; and there also isn't a bullish longer-term prospect, yet.
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