Also, in US markets, non-Dow, non-S&P equities. Although they do move with general market forces, they have far less eyes on them, and less forces acting upon them. As such, I've found them to move truer to actual supply and demand of investors. Unless they're being manipulated by a fund manager or something, of course.
Trump calling out yellen...."false stock market" indeeeeeed it is!!!!
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Also, in US markets, non-Dow, non-S&P equities. Although they do move with general market forces, they have far less eyes on them, and less forces acting upon them.
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I was talking about the index futures. Equities can still have break outs and classic patterns that work. I found the stocks on the $OEX (S&P 100) fit that model. Are you talking about small cap equities?
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I was talking about the index futures. Equities can still have break outs and classic patterns that work. I found the stocks on the $OEX (S&P 100) fit that model. Are you talking about small cap equities?
Absolute tosh. The multiple recessions the US faced in 60s, 70s, 80s, 99s were not met with holding the fed rate at near zero for 8 years. This last decade has been unprecedented in terms of monetary policy.
Thats right, the Keynesian pump couldnt keep up so they super charged it to enable a massive wealth transfer scheme. The lovely fed buying up all this debt and assets from those manning the lifeboats leaving the general population to go down with the ship.