Econintersect: On 06 February 2014 the European Union Court of Justice rejected a freedom-of-information request by Bloomberg News to access two internal ECB  papers. The court cited “procedural errors” by the …
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For those who have been following the abysmal loan creation in Europe, which recently dropped to an all time low… … today’s inflation, or rather make that deflation, data out …
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This coming Thursday Japan’s Ministry of Public Management will be releasing the January CPI figures. The report will be closely watched to determine the progress of “Abenomics”, as the nation tries …
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The charts love to make “M” patterns. Â They’re forming them now but it won’t be obvious until we’re on the other side and re-testing the January lows. Â By then …
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I know of few descriptive terms more harsh than classifying an individual or organization as being ignorant. Yet that is exactly how The New York Times labels the most powerful institution in …
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The S&P is experiencing an interesting tussle at resistance, with 1,850 proving to be a difficult level to break. Volume climbed to register yet another distribution day, but Friday’s intraday …
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Weakness in Asian data, check. Weakness in European data, check. Weakness in US data, check. USDJPY overnight sell-off primed for US day-session ramp, check…Â New highs for US stocks, check… S&P …
Read More Welcome to edition 192 of Insider Weekends. Insider buying decreased last week with insiders purchasing $40.91 million of their stock compared to $51.82 million in the week prior. Selling increased with insiders …
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E-Wave Counts Revisited In late August, we looked at a few short, medium and long term wave count alternatives for the HUI (see “Gold and Gold Stocks, What Comes Next†…
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Had it not been for Friday’s dip, the market would have actually logged its third weekly gain in a row last week. Â Problem is, Friday happened. Â Indeed, Friday’s action may …
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