Mark J Lundeen
Two weeks ago (October 3rd) I noted the bearish NYSE 52Wk High & Low data that began just days before the Dow Jones reached it latest all-time high on September 19th. I included the table below (with data updated to October 3rd),...
Once a year I have a physical. My blood work came back and I’m normal except I have high cholesterol levels. My doctor wants me to take a cholesterol lowering drug, but for reasons I’m not going into here I don’t want to. A year ago...
On Wednesday, October 1st the stock market was experiencing a little selling pressure. There was some concern with CNBC’s talking heads that a market correction could be imminent. Well that could be, but so far the chart below shows no...
It’s fair saying that since 1920, the only Dow Jones bull market that actually proved profitable to the average retail investor was the Roaring 1920s bull market, if they sold before the bottom fell out from under them. And without a...
Historically tax-free municipal bonds (Blue Plot below) have yielded less than taxable best-grade corporate bonds (Red Plot). This has been true for two reasons: Their owners receive tax free income. State and local governments service...
As of the first week of September gold investors have good reason to feel depressed; gold is down $50 since August 07th with no sign of the long expected turnaround. Still, for all the depressing market psychology we gold bulls must...
One issue the financial media is willing to ignore, but has been foremost in my mind for many years is the utter recklessness of the Federal Reserve’s “monetary policy.” Below is a chart the public will never see on CNBC, or anywhere else...
Here are a few charts I hope everyone will find interesting. First is a short term step sum chart for gold. We see gold’s last upsurge (Blue Plot) was terminated three years ago in August 2011. Back then market sentiment (Red Step Sum...
The step sum is a single item Advance – Decline Line. In other words; if gold, silver or the Dow Jones is down from the previous day’s close, we give it a value of (-1), if they end the day up from the previous day’s close, we give it a...
The silver to gold ratio (SGR) is the number of ounces of silver a single ounce of gold can be exchanged for at current prices. For reasons I’ve never understood some people call this the gold to silver ratio, which it certainly is not....
