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How I Find Tops & Bottoms: Look For Time + Patterns
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Hollywood good at picking stock market peaks…again?
ENTER YOUR EMAIL & GET POWERFUL IDEAS & MARKET INSIGHTS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX Do peaks in the Dow in 1929, 1987, 2000, 2007 have anything in common? Yes, Hollywood did something at each of these peaks! In 1929, Hollywood released the movie “The Wolf on Wall Street” about a ruthless trader (Bancroft)…
The U.S. Dollar vs. Capital Markets
Th Inverse Correlation Explained:
In the recent past, there has been an inverse correlation between the U.S. dollar and dollar denominated assets (mainly stocks and commodities). By definition, the inverse correlation states that stocks and commodities (which are priced in dollars) will fall when the dollar rallies. Since early December, the greenback has steadily rallied which has put pressure on several capital markets. As the following few charts show, on a relative basis, crude oil is the hardest hit, followed by gold, then U.S. equities. What does this mean? We’ll let you draw your own conclusions by commenting below.
