Episode 123:  The S&500 sits about midway between two critical moving averages- it’s near 1% below the 100 dma and about the same percentage above the 200 dma.  The money question is will it break up or break down? -

Episode 123:  The S&500 sits about midway between two critical moving averages- it’s near 1% below the 100 dma and about the same percentage above the 200 dma.  The money question is will it break up or break down?

Episode 122:  The DOW has broken below its 50 dma and the S&P500 is hovering just barely above its. More importantly, the S&P500 is only 0.5% above its 100 dma.   If it breaks the 100 dma and doesn’t quickly recover,

Episode 122:  The DOW has broken below its 50 dma and the S&P500 is hovering just barely above its. - More importantly, the S&P500 is only 0.5% above its 100 dma.   If it breaks the 100 dma and doesn’t quickly recover,

Episode 121:  A Chinese business man recently paid $2.3 million to have lunch with Warren Buffett, underscoring the value of seeking council with a wise mentor. If you’re persistent and outgoing, you can probe the wisdom of a “middle class millionaire”...

Episode 121:  A Chinese business man recently paid $2.3 million to have lunch with Warren Buffett, underscoring the value of seeking council with a wise mentor. - If you’re persistent and outgoing, you can probe the wisdom of a “middle class millionai...

Episode 120:  The S&P500 is again back below its 50 day moving average (dma)- not a good sign; however, today it did recover much of the morning’s losses closing in the upper 1/3 intraday range.  Also, volume has been well below average during the most...

Episode 120:  The S&P500 is again back below its 50 day moving average (dma)- not a good sign; however, today it did recover much of the morning’s losses closing in the upper 1/3 intraday range.  Also, volume has been well below average during the most...

Episode 119:  Last week Wendy’s announced a $1.4 billion stock buyback, which is characteristic of the cheap money epidemic plaguing Wall Street.  Companies continue to resort to balance sheet engineering, rather than making investments to improve thei...

Episode 119:  Last week Wendy’s announced a $1.4 billion stock buyback, which is characteristic of the cheap money epidemic plaguing Wall Street.  Companies continue to resort to balance sheet engineering, rather than making investments to improve thei...