Prelude to a Bull; Top Indicators to Watch
Tony Crescenzi Some of most historically reliable indicators are flashing bullish signals. (more)Prelude To A Bull: The Economic Signs That Signal Market Bottoms, Part I
Tony Crescenzi The equity market should take a closer look at the yield curve to gauge the future. (more)Trading Greenspan, Part I
Tony Crescenzi Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan is perceived as an enigma, a man whose message is cloaked behind a wall of obtuse language (more)Trading Greenspan, Part II
Tony Crescenzi In my first lesson, I described the best way to trade Greenspan during the two months when he delivers his Humphrey-Hawkins testimony. But what about the other ten months? (more)Forecasting Rates Months Into The Future Using Eurodollars
Loren Fleckenstein In an earlier lesson, I described how to use the federal funds futures
contract to forecast changes in the federal funds interest rate, the most
powerful weapon in the Federal Reserve's monetary arsenal. The contract works well for assessing market expectations for near-term changes in this key interest rate. But for
handicapping rates months into the future, professionals look to eurodollar
futures. (more)Forecasting The Fed With Fed Funds Futures
Loren Fleckenstein No single
institution has greater sway over U.S. financial markets
than the Federal Reserve. And the Fed's most powerful weapon is the federal
funds interest rate. (more)
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