AIR DATE: April 4, 2019
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AIR DATE: April 4, 2019
Gold Trying to Breakout
After FED day and golds big up move it tried to follow through on Thursday before failing at resistance of 1320. At the end of the day, Gold closed at mid-range but is once again rallying this morning...
Gold and The FED
Over the last couple of weeks our message on the metals has been the same, they are in consolidation. One thing to remember...
Gold Working the Range
There is not much to say about the metals as both Gold and Silver, like equities, are doing a whole bunch of nothing. From a trader’s standpoint, expectations are for the metals to continue to churn...
FED Meets Today
Fed Prepares for Rate Rise
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point Wednesday and also signal it will not be raising rates as much as it had previously forecast...
The Fed has been ‘so lax’ in raising rates
AIR DATE: August 28, 2018
CNBC
Todd Horwitz of Bubba Trading says the U.S. Federal Reserve has been behind the curve in raising rates and […]
FED Hikes Rates
Fed Raises Rates, Signals More on the Way
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday and signaled that two additional increases were on the way this year, as officials expressed confidence that the United States economy was strong enough for borrowing costs to rise without choking off economic growth...
3M INDICATOR FLASHING YELLOW
Danielle DiMartino Booth
New orders hold most-favored-indicator status for forward guidance on US economic growth. If you drew a heat map of the US, you’d find really hot spots for new orders in the Philly Fed District and a great swath of Midwest flyover states like those covered in the Kansas City Fed manufacturing survey...
Not All Inflation is Created Equal
Danielle DiMartino Booth
Can something be arbitrary and at the same time deeply damaging? Pursuing a strategy based on personal preference rather than reason can indeed inflict deep wounds if carried on for too long. Such is the case with the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation metric, the “core PCE.” ...
