Month: July 2016

While I view almost all of the economics writers out there as clueless, I will continue to praise and highlight those that are doing a good job. This gentleman at CNBC, Jeff Cox, wrote an […]

“Another Brick in the Wall” Lyrics by Roger Waters. Music by Pink Floyd. We don’t need no education We don’t need no thought control No dark sarcasm in the classroom Teachers leave them kids alone […]

While I assume that the geniuses from the Social Justice Warrior “movement” would claim I’m a climate change denier, I do actually believe in “climate change”. But as opposed to the believers in the trendy […]

First, quickly about my unconventional approach to charts. There is only one reason, that I use charts – and that is to identify and to judge the ongoing battle between supply and demand. And I […]

I find most of the interviews on King World News to be completely useless or worse. But I thought that I’d pass along this one, as some of you might find it interesting. While I […]

Trader Scott’s Market Blog July 14, 2016 Question: Do you recommend a particular book or tool for learning Richard Wychoff’s trading methods? Answer: No matter what your time frame is in markets, you’ve got to […]

Trader Scott’s Market Blog July 12, 2016 I have a bunch of ideas for upcoming blog posts. And I know many of you have written to me about what you want me to cover and […]

Trader Scott’s Market Blog July 12, 2016 This is the title of a recent interview at King World News. While I remain as bearish as anyone on the global economy, one of Scott’s axioms is: […]

Trader Scott’s Market Blog July 11, 2016 Several people have asked me what I read for markets. Well since I don’t care what anyone else’s opinion about markets is, I don’t read about markets, per […]