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Market Timing Brief for 9-14-2015: History Says! (What Happens After a Federal Reserve Rate Hike?)

Posted on September 14, 2015 by David Durand

A Market Timing Report published Monday September 14th, 2015 I deliver focused comments on the markets.  These are supplemented with “Tweets/StockTwits” (see links below). This is an important supplement to my view of what will happen if the Fed raises … Continue reading →

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Market Timing Brief for 3-26-2015: A Possible Scenario for the Fed, Rates (Bonds), Stocks, Gold, and the U.S. Dollar.

Posted on March 26, 2015 by David Durand

A Market Timing Report about Fed FOMC rate changes and how they may move the various markets… Here’s my proposed scenario: 1. The Fed insists, as Fed Gov. Bullard repeated this morning, that it wants to move off “zero interest … Continue reading →

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Market Timing Brief for 3-18-2015: What Actually Happened to Stocks When Fed Interest Rates Rose in the Past?

Posted on March 18, 2015 by David Durand

A Market Timing Report about Fed FOMC rate changes and how they have effected the U.S. Stock Market (SPX, SPY) historically… Fed Funds Rates: Rapidly Falling Rates Are Negative for the U.S. Stock Market (SP500).  Rising Rates Are Mostly Bullish … Continue reading →

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