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09-SEPTEMBER 29-2023

Spectacular apologiesGood morning.  Today marks the end of the third quarter of the year.  The past few weeks have seen a sharp decline.  We’ve warned before that markets are seasonally weak in August and September, and 2023 has followed that playbook to the letter.
Looking to October, we’ll likely see some more volatility for stocks, but things should calm down.  If markets continue to follow their seasonal trend, things will be looking better in the months ahead, and the market’s recent selloff gives a solid setup for a rally going into the end of the year.
Traders should look for some big reversal days, like Thursday’s sharp rally higher.  But beware that there can still be a few big down days lurking in the markets as well.

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Social Security To Be Stopped By Government Shutdown?
Whenever there’s the threat of a government shutdown – and it seems to happen with increasing frequency these days – you can usually count on chatter about Social Security checks being stopped or delayed… [Read Here]

September 29, 2022

Worth the WaitGood morning.
We’ve warned that the strength of the US dollar and rising interest rates are creating a situation where something was bound to break.  The Bank of England has been the first to recognize this reality and head it off, by intervening in its bond market to drive yields back down.  The central bank has had to result to quantitative easing – or QE—to ensure that that happens.
The news of this move on the part of the UK helped markets rally yesterday, but not for positive reasons like economic growth.  Rather, the market responds positively to news about stimulus and easy money policies, and negatively to the reverse.  If we see a slowdown in such policies globally in the coming months, the bear market may be over – but we’ll still have to deal with high inflation.

This isn’t yet a time for traders to get too bullish, as this breakdown could lead to one last final market drop.

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The Fed’s Most Important Decision In Decades
The FOMC voted unanimously to hike its policy rates by another 75 basis points, the third hike of this magnitude in a row.  This brought the target for the federal funds rate to a range between 3.0% and 3.25%.  At every meeting, the Fed has increased its… [Read Here]

Student Loan Forgiveness Has Analysts Predicting…
There is no doubt that Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan will help the people it is intended to help at everyone else’s expense, as critics correctly point out.  The bigger issue is that it does absolutely nothing to lower the costs… [Read Here]

September 29, 2021

Current Events 2021Good morning.
Yesterday’s rout in the stock market is being blamed on rising Treasury yields once again.  That’s the third time this year.  It’s also the third time the stock market has thrown a tantrum over the 10-year yield hitting a 1.5 percent.
With inflation measures currently around 5 percent, today’s bond investors are guaranteed to lose 3.5 percent in real terms when making that 10-year investment.  And any payments they do receive are subject to federal income taxes.
So once again, the stock market is showing fear over an event that hasn’t caused the market any major problems yet.  But add in the debt ceiling default potential in the next month and the Evergrande collapse, and the markets may continue to drop, just not for the reason many suspect.

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Biden’s IRS Bank Account Snooping Plan Faces Mounting Opposition –Megan Henney, FOX Business
Under the plan, banks and other financial institutions would be required to annually report customers’ account inflows and outflows of $600 or more to the IRS… [Read Here]

September 29, 2020

Done-My-Way-By-Someone-ElseGood morning.
Stocks continued to move higher, even as total Covid-19 deaths neared the 1 million market globally.  That may have to do with the lower overall mortality rates now that more data is in, or from decreased chances of another big lock-down, which would allow the economy to recover.
Or it may simply be the result of stocks getting so oversold in the short-term that they hit correction territory and were due for a bounce.  So far, there’s no sign of the rally taking stocks back to all-time highs, but it’s a nice relief from a sea of red.

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September 29, 2019

Each DarrenDaily message usually expires in 72 hours … not here … I like to go back and hear it over again and again to re-enforce its great message.  Darren is speaking now about:

Finding Exactly What You Want No Matter What

Terrific Message to cherish for life!  😉

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