The Market Direction

[...] a financial crisis occurring in China. There seems to be an overwhelming opinion that the Chinese government, backed with an arsenal of $4 trillion in foreign reserves, is not willing to let things [...]

[...] Reuters’ news regarding how difficult it is to sell insurance against the event of a financial crisis occurring in China. There seems to be an overwhelming opinion that the Chinese government, [...]

[...] will eventually decide which bias they favor more, bullish or bearish. Lastly, beware of dull markets!     (Note: Our charts and the contents of this post are intended for public [...]

[...] towards the hubris of all men and some degree of skepticism towards China’s economic data disclosures. Therefore, the cautious words of Warren Buffet remain embedded in my investor psyche: & [...]

[...] data disclosures. Therefore, the cautious words of Warren Buffet remain embedded in my investor psyche: ” Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful”. Until [...]

[...] in posting today’s commentary is a simply a disciplinary habit of filing a contrarian sentiment indicator in my mental reference files. Yesterday, I read a report in Reuters’ news [...]

[...] towards China’s economic data disclosures. Therefore, the cautious words of Warren Buffet remain embedded in my investor psyche: ” Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when [...]

[...] ; Still, I have a natural aversion towards the hubris of all men and some degree of skepticism towards China’s economic data disclosures. Therefore, the cautious words of Warren Buffet [...]

[...] reserves, is not willing to let things come down to a financial crisis, especially of the Lehman moment type. Both investors and traders, alike, often fail to make the disconnect between “ [...]

[...] a moment arrives, I will continue to monitor the price action of the FXI, an exchange traded fund proxy for the FTSE China 25 Index, which at the moment is range bound but converging upon an [...]