Monthly Archives: May 2019

Market Timing Brief™ for the 5-17-2019 Close: “A Tentative Stock Market Bounce. But There’s Blood in the Alleyways. Gold Back to Wedging Down as Rates Test Recent Lows.”

Posted on May 18, 2019 by David Durand

A Market Timing Report based on the 05-17-2019 Close, published Saturday, May 18th, 2019… I deliver focused comments on market timing once a week. These are supplemented with daily “Tweets/StockTwits” (see links below) and comments in the “markettiming” room on … Continue reading →

Posted in Bonds, gold, investment, investor sentiment, large cap stocks, S&P 500 Index, small cap stocks, Treasuries | Tagged 10 year treasury yield, 2020 election, aaii sentiment survey, BAC, federal reserve, GDP, gld, gold etf, INTC, iwm, market risks, market timing, Russell 2000, russell 2000 index, rut, sp500 index, spx, spy, tlt, tnx, US China trade war, VIX, volatility index | Leave a comment

Market Timing Brief™ for the 5-10-2019 Close: “Bulls In A China Shop. Which Companies Will Rally Despite the U.S. China Trade War? Gold Rises on Rate Drop.”

Posted on May 11, 2019 by David Durand

A Market Timing Report based on the 05-10-2019 Close, published Saturday, May 11th, 2019… I deliver focused comments on market timing once a week. These are supplemented with daily “Tweets/StockTwits” (see links below) and comments in the “markettiming” room on … Continue reading →

Posted in Bonds, gold, investment, investor sentiment, large cap stocks, S&P 500 Index, small cap stocks, Treasuries | Tagged 10 year treasury yield, 2020 election, aaii sentiment survey, BAC, Bull Market Health Score, federal reserve, GDP, gld, gold etf, INTC, iwm, market risks, market timing, Russell 2000, russell 2000 index, rut, sp500 index, spx, spy, tlt, tnx, US China trade war, VIX, volatility index | 2 Comments

Market Timing Brief™ for the 5-03-2019 Close: “Will the SP500 Bulls Fail Their Second Try at a New High? Gold Reverses Up in a Seventy-Four Day Downtrend. Rates Rise on Prudent Powell, Fall On Dovish Bullard.”

Posted on May 4, 2019 by David Durand

A Market Timing Report based on the 05-03-2019 Close, published Saturday, May 4th, 2019… I deliver focused comments on market timing once a week. These are supplemented with daily “Tweets/StockTwits” (see links below) and comments in the “markettiming” room on … Continue reading →

Posted in Bonds, gold, investment, investor sentiment, large cap stocks, S&P 500 Index, small cap stocks, Treasuries | Tagged 10 year treasury yield, aaii sentiment survey, BAC, federal reserve, GDP, gld, gold etf, INTC, iwm, market risks, market timing, Russell 2000, russell 2000 index, rut, sp500 index, spx, spy, tlt, tnx, VIX, volatility index | 3 Comments

Monthly Archives: May 2019

Market Timing Brief™ for the 5-17-2019 Close: “A Tentative Stock Market Bounce. But There’s Blood in the Alleyways. Gold Back to Wedging Down as Rates Test Recent Lows.”

Market Timing Brief™ for the 5-10-2019 Close: “Bulls In A China Shop. Which Companies Will Rally Despite the U.S. China Trade War? Gold Rises on Rate Drop.”

Market Timing Brief™ for the 5-03-2019 Close: “Will the SP500 Bulls Fail Their Second Try at a New High? Gold Reverses Up in a Seventy-Four Day Downtrend. Rates Rise on Prudent Powell, Fall On Dovish Bullard.”

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