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Archive for the 'Baltic Dry Index' Category

Stock indexes sold off on the open today, then rallied into positive territory, then sold off again to close a little lower than the open, but off the lows. The Nasdaq futures closed right about where they opened, leaving a candle that appears as indecision. Momentum is down in all the indexes, as are the […]

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Stock indexes were hit hard again today with the major indexes giving up all or some of the gains from Thursday. Grains exploded higher on crop news and helpd fuel the continued rally in gold despite falling crude and a flat dollar.

The Baltic Dry Index has made a 50% correction of the last impulse wave […]

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The gold market made big news today with prices finally taking out the all time high set 28 years ago. For those unlucky enough to have bought at the peak in 1980 and held on all these years until breaking even, today was a good day. Of course the destruction of the dollar would mean […]

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The US Dollar continued higher today with a very wide range bar. The move really started accelerating in the middle of the night in the US session, and extended the gains throughout the day. You can see how prices started to trade past the trend lines a couple weeks ago while those lines were still […]

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As I’ve noted here before, the Baltic Dry Shipping Index is often a good barometer of world economic activity and stock market trends. Sometimes it leads, sometimes it lags. In the previous comment on this index I noted a possible double top formation. It looks like that has happened. You can clearly see on the […]

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