Monthly Archives: March 2011

Market Timing Publishing Schedule

Posted on March 30, 2011 by David Durand

Please click on the link above labeled “Publishing Schedule” or click here: Publishing Schedule © 2011 David B. Durand, M.D. All rights reserved.

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The Invention of Fiscal Lying: Who Ruined the US Dollar? Both Sides of the Aisle.

Posted on March 29, 2011 by David Durand

Updated since the original publication 4-18-2011 on 11-11-2015 and on 9-01-2017. Roosevelt reinvented fiscal lying with the New Deal. There were other “fiscal liars” who preceded him.  And I am not judging him here.  Perhaps he had to do what he … Continue reading →

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Stocks, Dollars, and Gold: Market Timing Update

Posted on March 23, 2011 by David Durand

US Dollar Index Breakout(USDX, UUP,EUO – FYI note tax forms needed in even IRAs if you trade UUP or EUO- speak to your broker): IF this move above 75.63 in the US dollar index holds and the Euro continues down … Continue reading →

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SP500 Index, US Dollar Index and Gold:The Market Timing Trio

Posted on March 22, 2011 by David Durand

The US Dollar Index is now struggling in the overnight market to rise and stay above 75.63, which is a critical market timing pivot point. The Euro has cooperated by selling off from its high today.  We need a close … Continue reading →

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The US Dollar Index: Market Timing a Turn (USDX;EUR/USD)

Posted on March 21, 2011 by David Durand

Please scroll down for the latest update.  Thanks. This could be the turn I’ve been looking for. The US dollar index is rising above the 2009 low – OK, just barely so far – and gold has failed to hold … Continue reading →

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Market Timing Gold and Gold ETFs (GLD;IAU)

Posted on March 21, 2011 by David Durand

Please scroll down for the latest update.  Thanks. The premarket attempted to take out the 139.54 resistance point and failed as of now. A failure to close over this point will bring gold down again.  Watch to see whether the … Continue reading →

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Stocks, the Dollar and Gold: Market Timing a Turn in the Markets

Posted on March 21, 2011 by David Durand

Please scroll down for the latest update.  Thanks. The SP500 is nearly back to the breakdown point of 1294.26 and if it fails to make it over, this will have been a prime opportunity to sell.  If you’ve sold nothing, … Continue reading →

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US Dollar Index Market Timing: Yen and Euro at Decision Points

Posted on March 20, 2011 by David Durand

Both the Yen and the Euro are at decision points. The US dollar is forming a Bull flag vs. the yen (USD/JPY; USDX).   The Euro (EUR/USD) is topping out at the Nov. 2010 high.  That makes this the perfect moment … Continue reading →

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Market Timing Bounce in a Down Trend: Jim Cramer says Sell the Rally

Posted on March 18, 2011 by David Durand

Since Jim Cramer is often seen as a “perma Bull,” it is good for someone to point out when he is not. When he has NOT been bullish, he’s often been right, because his tendency is toward bullishness.  He sometimes … Continue reading →

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Market Timing the US Dollar Index and Gold (GLD,IAU,USDX): Last Stop Before Hell for the US Dollar

Posted on March 18, 2011 by David Durand

All aboard! Ninety five percent of Americans are riding the dollar train and are asleep. If the Nov. 2010 low of the US dollar index of 75.63 – 75.73 is taken out, the 2009 low (mini-hell) of 74.23 is next … Continue reading →

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