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Mark Boucher
Gold and bonds are checking major support levels... (more)
Mark Boucher
Watch for a test of these key levels... (more)
Mark Boucher
The benefit of the doubt still belongs to the bulls we believe as long as the major indexes don’t ALL break below the levels of 11/28. (more)
Mark Boucher
Since this summer I've been somewhat cautious on the market... (more)
Mark Boucher
US and global markets continue to run on the upside... (more)
Mark Boucher
Last week we reviewed the important levels that a number of asset classes and indexes were testing. (more)
Mark Boucher
Oil and gold are both bouncing off of significant support levels... (more)
Mark Boucher
We can see this dichotomy being reflected by the technicals of the markets by looking at the differing behavior of semiconductor versus software. (more)
Mark Boucher
Minutes from the last FOMC meeting warn that investors have been overly optimistic with regard to how quickly rates will be cut. (more)
Mark Boucher
We remain more enthusiastic about bonds than stocks on the whole going into a slowdown...
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Mark Boucher
The short-term activity of the S&P and major indices may yield important clues as to future action here. (more)
Mark Boucher
For the last couple of weeks I've been encouraging investors to focus attention on the potential breakdown in commodities and commodity stocks... (more)
Mark Boucher
Last week I talked about an important market test being made by commodities... (more)
Mark Boucher
Investors should monitor these levels to determine how quickly the economic slowdown I've been expecting will materialize. (more)
Mark Boucher
This year I've been talking about macro policy more than at any time since 2002-2003... (more)
Mark Boucher
This week's combined two inflation reports gave the market something to celebrate... (more)
Mark Boucher
This is normally the period to BEGIN watching for buying opportunities... (more)
Mark Boucher
A rally has developed off of historically low sentiment and weekly trend channel support in the S&P. (more)
Mark Boucher
Sentiment reached an historically low level recently, and usually some kind of rally develops off of such overdone levels. (more)
Mark Boucher
Yet another thorn in the side of the markets has developed with the Israeli-Hezbollah War. (more)
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