Monthly Archives: May 2011

Mark Haines Will Be Missed

Posted on May 25, 2011 by David Durand

A word about Mark Haines’ (CNBC anchor) passing today.  You did not have to always agree with him to admire the natural and relaxed way he seemed to do his work.  When he got emotional, he had a point.  He … Continue reading →

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Market Timing the US Dollar:The Obvious Move is Down

Posted on May 18, 2011 by David Durand

Because the obvious move is down for the US dollar index, the fact that it is hanging onto the recent range of consolidation is positive.  That said, time is running out and you can expect a big move one way … Continue reading →

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Market Timing the US Dollar: Dollar UP, Stocks and Gold DOWN

Posted on May 12, 2011 by David Durand

So how is the US dollar rally going?  The dollar has just tested some support on the 15 minute chart for UUP at 21.55, but has slipped to 21.54. It now meets up with resistance at the 50 day moving … Continue reading →

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Market Timing the US Dollar: Driving Down Stocks and Gold

Posted on May 5, 2011 by David Durand

The US dollar index is back in rally mode, but how much could it rally and what does this mean for the stock and metals markets including gold?  The US dollar index could move up to about 74.5 to 75, … Continue reading →

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