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The old adage that “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” applies to the prospects of a return to inflation. Clearly the latest Fed hike and continuation of hawkish views did not produce any anxiety in the marketplace, and from our perspective there were no suggestions that…
by Daniels Trading
The number of global geopolitical/economic flashpoints has expanded dramatically,Given the ongoing gains in US equities, unrelenting strength in crude oil prices, and a lack of sustained concern over the possible derailment of the global economy by US/China trade salvos, one gets the sense that…
by Daniels Trading
A major shift in the commodity environment might be in motion. Strength in energy prices has not only surprised the trade, it has also strengthened fund interest in the commodities. A potential massive inflation development could come…
by Scott Hoffman
The monthly payroll report often gives good trade opportunities. It’s a challenge for me as a writer; I tend to have a few markets in mind for trade candidates, but it’s usually impossible to actually get a communication about a trade idea before the move has come and gone. I send out Swing Trader’s Insight… Read more.
by Scott Hoffman
In last night’s edition of Swing trader’s Insight I labeled the Treasury Bond futures as having a breakout setup for today. Although it didn’t meet my normal criteria for a breakout setup, the fact that it had relatively direction trading on Tuesday (setup) when combined with Fed Chair Yellen’s Congressional testimony (a likely catalyst for… Read more.
by Daniels Trading
It would appear that the markets are locked and loaded for a March 15th rate hike, with some players suggesting an increase in probability that there will be three hikes this year.
by Daniels Trading
While the jury remains out on the direction of the US economy, comments from the Fed recently calling for higher inflation targets and more action to stimulate growth probably spark two lines of reasoning.