Archive for the 'Stimulus' Category
Stocks and bonds went sideways today – nothing much to talk about. The Dollar strengthened slightly today – the bias is important – strengthening. Gold, oil and gasoline all fell in price today. Oil was significant because it fell below its sideways trading range, so is settling into more recent lows. In the news today…. [...]
December 7th, 2009 | Posted in Bailout, Banks, Stimulus | No Comments
Stocks jumped again today, up 47 points. Bonds lost value, and increased interest rates a small amount. The Dollar continues to lose value today against the Euro. Gold fell $14 – I guess nothing can go up continuously forever. Oil and gasoline are the elephant in the living room. Their massive increase in cost if [...]
October 15th, 2009 | Posted in Bailout, Stimulus | 2 Comments
Stocks soared on the news of manufacturing data. (It was down, but stocks went up). Bond interest rates soared too. The Dollar lost 2 cents – a massive move, and portends inflation. Oil and gasoline rose significantly – you can now bet that gasoline will be rising at the pump. Go fill up now. Gold [...]
August 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Stimulus, Unemployment, US Dollar | No Comments
Stocks moved sideways today – not a ringing endorsement of the President’s Mortgage Rescue plan. Bonds gave up value (increased in interest rates again.) The Dollar strengthened again on Euro weakness. Oil and gasoline both gave up ground again today. Great for us as consumers. Let’s hope it continues in a downward direction – but [...]
February 18th, 2009 | Posted in Real Estate, Stimulus, Unemployment | 3 Comments
Stocks rose today, but in reality stocks are in a sideways trading range. Bonds went sideways too. The Euro fell as the inflationary future of Europe is worried about. Oil and gasoline went up slightly. Gold regained a little more of its recent loss. Stock Market Prediction…. At the end of last year I predicted [...]
February 5th, 2009 | Posted in Bailout, Stimulus, U.S. Government | 2 Comments