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Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is having a strong day in the market and the gains are understandable. Billionaire investor, Warren Buffett invested a large amount of money in the company. However, is Buffett making a mistake here? Today, we'll talk about the investment made, why I believe it's a mistake and what we can expect to see from AAPL moving forward.Warren Buffett Sinks Money Into AAPLWhen billionaires invest, the general invest…
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GBP Steadies Ahead Of BoE, But Watch Out
In the next 24 hours, FX traders will turn their focus to theBritish pound because Thursday’s Bank of Englandmonetary policy meeting and Quarterly Inflation Report are two of the most important event risks this week. With the U.K. referendum right around the corner, the BoE has a lot to consider this month and there are 3 specific issues that investors will be focusing on – growth, inflation and Brexit. In recent weeks, some major central banks have eased monetary policy while a slowdown in the …
This Week's Best Currencies To Trade
For the past 3 months investors have been agonizing over 2 events -- the December ECB and FOMC rate decisions. In the next 2 weeks we will know whether conditions in the Eurozone have deteriorated enough to warrant bold easing by the ECB and whether the U.S. economy improved enough to warrant tightening by the Fed. While these 2 events will shape how currencies trade into the New Year and beyond, they are not the only big events scheduled for release this week or month. Going through the economi…
Why I'm Expecting A Santa Claus Rally Again This Year
Trend Model signal summary
Trend Model signal: Neutral
Trading model: BullishThe Trend Model is an asset allocation model which applies trend following principles based on the inputs of global stock and commodity price. In essence, it seeks to answer the question, "Is the trend in the global economy expansion (bullish) or contraction (bearish)?"My inner trader uses the trading model component of the Trend Model seeks to answer the question, "Is the trend getting better (bullish) or worse (bearis…
Trend Model signal: Neutral
Trading model: BullishThe Trend Model is an asset allocation model which applies trend following principles based on the inputs of global stock and commodity price. In essence, it seeks to answer the question, "Is the trend in the global economy expansion (bullish) or contraction (bearish)?"My inner trader uses the trading model component of the Trend Model seeks to answer the question, "Is the trend getting better (bullish) or worse (bearis…
Central Banks Rates
Central Banks Rates in December 2015 this is very important for all traders who want to get good result for their trading
Black Friday Gold
Spot GoldThe chart above shows the trajectory for gold prices since they stated higher in 2001. There's the peak in 2011 with a perfect Tweezers Top and the initial rapid decent that began in 2013. Since mid 2013, the price has been more subdued, falling in a steady channel for over 2 years. Clearly the price action points lower.What makes it interesting is that with November nearly over, Friday's price action made an intraday move to new 5-and-a-half-year lows. It is also outside of that fallin…
S&P 500, USD, Gold, Miners, Oil: Due For Regression
All markets regress to the long-term mean over time. And almost all markets are stretched and due for a regression event.
- 2015 has been a sideways year for the S&P 500, allowing the long-term moving average time to catch up to price. We probably won't see any big breakout until at least the middle of 2016, so price still needs to regress to to the mean yet more.
S&P 500, USD, Gold, Miners, Oil: Due For Regression
All markets regress to the long-term mean over time. And almost all markets are stretched and due for a regression event.
- 2015 has been a sideways year for the S&P 500, allowing the long-term moving average time to catch up to price. We probably won't see any big breakout until at least the middle of 2016, so price still needs to regress to to the mean yet more.
How Much Higher Can The U.S. Dollar Go?
Let’s start our examination of the U.S. dollar (USD) by recalling the chart from my September 2014 essay, Why the Dollar Could Strengthen—A Lot. At that point, the USD had moved modestly off its lows, and had yet to challenge long-term resistance around 80.USD Index 1970-2014Here’s the same chart of the Real Trade-Weighted U.S. Dollar Index now:USD Index 1975-2015The USD broke out of its multi-year downtrend and soared above 100. Needless to say, the USD did in fact strengthen a lot. After that …
Crude Oil's Next Target
Monday's Saudi announcement coupled with Tuesday morning's geopolitical tensions have combined to goose oil prices higher for a second day.What's impressive is that the pattern of higher-highs and higher-lows has unfolded off of last Friday's upside reversal in the aftermath of the conclusion of a falling-wedge formation.Target
- $44 - $45.