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Jeff Gundlach is one of the few big time money managers whom I respect (Stan Druckenmiller is another). Jeff did an interview with Barron’s (subscription)a few days ago in which he gave his bearish outlook […]

The Entry Points This Weekend Dedication is an update to a previous one for George Walker Bush. As well as being the voice of Shaggy in the Scooby – Doo cartoons, the great Casey Kasemhosted […]

The Entry Points For the last few weeks I’ve been writing that gold should generally continue to bounce from the October 7th low of $1243 thru month end, but we have to be concerned about […]

The Entry Points For many years, especially in regards to the stock market, I have vehemently disagreed with the folks who have claimed the stock market is a huge bubble and will therefore (soon) crash. […]

The Entry Points One important skill (a trading skill) for successful traders/investors is the ability to anticipate and thus act, as opposed to reacting (which is usually tied in with emotions, which is not a […]

The Entry Points The first mocking Weekend Dedication on this blog was this one,“Don’t Fear the Reaper“,which was “honoring” the (almost, at the time) 35 year bond bull market. The bull market started on October […]

The Entry Points The US$ is in a bull market. This whole rally from the March 2008 lows, people have been fighting it and endlessly predicting a top in the $. The Dollar had a […]

The Entry Points Most markets are continuing to coil (trading range compression/volatility compression/building potential energy). But range compression ALWAYS leads to range expansion. We have some volatility coming up, and when mixed in with the […]

The Entry Points Contrary to common wisdom, the public is actually right much of the time. It’s at the big turning points where the public/weak hands goes wrong in a big way. And it’s the […]

The Entry Points This election’s outcome will certainly have huge ramifications. The outcome will be credited as the “reason” (excuse) for a rallying stock market or it will be blamed as the “reason” (excuse) for […]