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Market's Bill of Health - Short Term Reversal; Intermediate and Long Term Outlook Still Bullish

By Chris Puplava05/24/2013

We have seen a clear deterioration in the market’s short-term trend but this is a welcome event helping to alleviate the market’s overbought condition. With the market’s intermediate-term and long-term trends and momentum still in bullish territory coupled with cyclical leadership, we have a very robust market that is likely to head to new highs once this short-term pullback exhausts itself.

Daily Market Recap

By PFS Group05/24/2013

The market was quiet as investors’ kickoff the summer with the 3-day Memorial Day weekend. The S&P 500 was off less than one point and the Dow was slightly higher.

Why a Uranium Renaissance Looks Inevitable

By Casey Research05/24/2013

Casey Research's Chief Energy Investment Strategist, Marin Katusa, whose portfolio profited nicely the last time the uranium bull broke loose a decade ago, recently interviewed a group of world-renowned energy experts to discuss the prospects for the sector that some considered doomed by the Fukushima disaster.

Low Inflation Favors Bullish Outlook for Stocks

By David Kotok05/24/2013

Inflation is not on the radar anymore. We do hear occasional comments from central bankers who warn about future inflation arising from QE. We also recall a few statements in the media along the lines of, "They're printing all this money, we're going to have huge inflation, and interest rates are going to shoot up."

Durable Goods Orders Rise More Than Forecast

By Doug Short05/24/2013

The May Advance Report on April Durable Goods was released this morning by the Census Bureau.

Shinzo Abe’s True Agenda

By Pater Tenebrarum05/24/2013

Japan's current economic policy also has strong mercantilist overtones, as the devaluation of the currency is held to help its export sector.

Who Loses from Rising Natural Gas Prices?

By Robert Rapier05/24/2013

Natural gas is an important feedstock for the chemicals and fertilizer industries, so higher prices could pressure those sectors. Oil companies with significant chemical operations could also see this business segment take a hit...

The Eurozone’s Economy Could Surprise to the Upside

By Sober Look05/24/2013

This may be an unpopular suggestion, but those with a contrarian view of the world will surely appreciate the logic here. The chart below from Goldman shows the consensus economic forecast for 2013 GDP growth of the large Eurozone nations. Again, this is not the actual GDP, but a forecast over time.

Visualizing Public/Private Debt Since 1990

By Tim Iacono05/24/2013

One of the more fascinating ways to visualize the world’s growing pile of public and private debt comes via an interactive graphic in the online version of today’s Wall Street Journal.

A Close Examination of the Reversal

By Ryan Puplava CMT05/23/2013

The intraday reversal in the markets Wednesday is of big interest and importance to traders and market technicians. Since the Jon Hilsenrath article, almost two weeks ago, investors have put more weight again on any tapering talk from the Fed.

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