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Tim Knight has been charting and trading since 1987. His first stock trade was, in fact, on October 19, 1987 – the day of the crash – which perhaps goes a long way explaining his disposition toward ...more

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Tank De La Bank
As the earnings season kicks off, some of the earliest reporters are big banks like Wells Fargo and Citigroup.
A Fifth-Trillion Dollars
The NQ has already bounced 50 points off its panic low, and the ES is cheerfully healing itself.
Great Bonds Of Fire
It’s been dicey lately, since bonds have been so strong.
Weekend ETF Overview
Let’s take a look this weekend at some of the major ETFs and what they might be suggesting for the weeks ahead.
The Retail Miracle
One sector that looked ready to falter as recently as last August was retail. As measured by the symbol XRT, however, retail has ascended overall by about 25%. I wanted to show some specific stocks that were bullishly configured.
Breakout Threatened
The jobs report came out, and it was stronger than expected.
Markets: Straight Up
The only good news is that we’re a hair’s breadth away from 2741 at this point.
Asia Continues Falling To Pieces
A chart review of Asian stock markets.
Battle Zone
The market is still range-bound (and, apparently, in a triangle).
Two Mighty Runs
Today is a shortened trading day, with equities closing three hours before the normal time.
The Iron Lung
The market is not allowed to go down, no matter what. Life will continue to be breathed into it with any approach of 2700.
DDR Blows Up
My penchant for the cross-section between real estate and retail is well-known. Here is a look at one particular short – DDR Corporation.
Financials Farce
The massive financials analog continues to play out beautifully. We may see a little strength (or not) after all the recent weakness, but I think the die is cast.
Crypto Space Deep-Sixed
Even with the recent “pop” in Bitcoin prices, I wanted to share a few bearish charts.
Emerging Resurgence
Now that Q2 is over, we can reflect upon one market that showed relatively persistent weakness: emerging markets. Outside the U.S., equities suffered far more than sky-high insanity like our own Russell 2000.
The Weight Of The World
Bitcoin has breached $6,000, it should be melting away, but I suspect enough major players realize how vulnerable crypto is at these levels that they are doing a yeoman’s job keeping things propped up for now.
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