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By Simon Maierhofer | Wednesday January 30, 2013
Contrarian investors love to use sentiment as a general overbought/oversold measure. There's no denying that Wall Street and Main Street have surrendered to the allure of higher prices, but just how much of a threat does bullish sentiment pose right now?... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Monday January 28, 2013
AAPL is down 35% while the Nasdaq is moving higher and the S&P 500 is trading at new recovery highs. Is this bullish for the broad market or will 'a bad Apple spoil the whole bunch?'... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Friday January 25, 2013
Corporate America has never before seen higher profits than now. Are healthy profits a reflection of a healthy economy or have earnings reached a point of unsustainability?... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Wednesday January 23, 2013
Investors have no clue what goes on behind closed doors at Wall Street banks and the Federal Reserve. But once and a while a juicy piece of information (probably overlooked by censors) provides a glimpse of Wall Street's carefully guarded secrets.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Tuesday January 22, 2013
The December 2, Profit Radar report predicted new recovery highs, but warned that: "Any new recovery high marked by a bearish price/RSI divergence could mark the end of this rally." That's exactly where we're at now.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Friday January 18, 2013
For four years the Nikkei's performance has been flat as a pancake, but recent price action suggests that the time of boredom is over. A technical breakout looks to support the agenda of Japan's new Prime Minister.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday January 17, 2013
Wow! Apple, the world's largest company lost 31.6% of its market capitalization since mid-September. This week's new price low showed the first real bullish divergence. Is AAPL's decline over, at least for now?... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Wednesday January 16, 2013
Because of a slew of earnings reports, this has been called "the week of truth" for the financial sector. However, a deeper look at the sector shows that big bank earnings reports are at best symbolic. One could even say that the whole ritual is utterly deceptive.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Monday January 14, 2013
A crowd follower does the opposite of a contrarian. Like a red light camera, contrarian indicators are effective because most people aren't aware of them. But what happens when - as is the case right now - contrarian indicators go mainstream? ... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Friday January 11, 2013
The new Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, pledged to pressure the Bank of Japan to engage in unlimited QE. No wonder the Japanese Yen has tumbled 13% since September. This is a huge move for any currency. How much lower can the Yen go?... >> READ MORE...
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