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  • No Holiday for Bank Failures by Richard Suttmeier
    No Holiday for Seven Banks on Bank Failure Friday. ValuEngine’s “List of Problem Banks” bagged two of the seven bank failures by name. The daily charts for the 10-Year Treasury, Gold, Crude Oil, and the Euro, and the weekly chart for the Dow I thought that the FDIC would... More »
    December 21, 2009 • TLT, GLD, DUG
  • Home for the Holidays by Richard Suttmeier
    Home for the Holidays thanks to Fannie & Freddie, more problems for commercial real estate, a break from Bank Failure Fridays, the daily charts for Gold, Crude Oil, and the Euro, and the weekly chart for the Dow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac gives struggling homeowners a break – Home... More »
    December 18, 2009 • GLD, DUG, DIA
  • The FOMC Status Quo Not Good Enough for Stocks by Richard Suttmeier
    The Fed maintains Status Quo as expected. Architects warn that commercial real estate will continue to weaken. The FDIC gives banks a break on new FASB rules. The daily charts for Gold, Crude Oil, dollar index and the Euro. The weekly chart for the Dow Fed Statement is Status Quo as... More »
    December 17, 2009 • GLD, DUG, DIA
  • The FOMC should maintain Status Quo by Richard Suttmeier
    It will be Status Quo for the FOMC. Credit Card delinquencies are on the rise. Declining demand for foreclosed properties will become a drag on the Housing Market. The daily charts for Gold, Crude Oil, the Euro and the Dow as we await the Breakout then Fake-out. Look for the FOMC to... More »
    December 16, 2009 • GLD, DUG, DIA
  • Bank Failures Will Accelerate in 2010 by Richard Suttmeier
    The Worst of Bank Failures are on the Horizon. Low mortgage rates, but banks are reluctant to lend. Looking at the Gold bubble, rising dollar and sliding Crude Oil! No Breakout yet for stocks. FDIC Chair Sheila Bair says worst of bank failures not over yet The FDIC expects that bank... More »
    December 15, 2009 • GLD, DUG, DIA
  • Autumn Contrarian Portfolio - Close Out by John Lounsbury
    My autumn contrarian trading portfolio at TheStreet.com (here) has been completed.  The return (for 77 days) was 4.16%, which is 19.7% annualized.Disclosure: Own SKF, GLL, DUG More »
    December 11, 2009 • UNG, FCG, ERF
  • The Dow remains poised for a Breakout by Richard Suttmeier
    Should the TARP be rolled up? Treasury yields on the rise, the Gold bubble has popped, Crude Oil points to a slowing economy, and the Dow remains poised for a breakout. The TARP should be rolled up instead of being wasted on failed programs. After fourteen months the TARP should have... More »
    December 11, 2009 • TLT, GLD, DUG
  • The TARP Stays until October 2010 by Richard Suttmeier
    The TARP Stays on the Financial Field of Play. The 30-Year auction, Comex Gold, Nymex Crude Oil, the Euro and the Dow The TARP has been extended by the Obama Administration to October 3, 2010. Treasury Secretary Geithner tells Congress that the Treasury will keep TARP protection for... More »
    December 10, 2009 • TLT, GLD, DUG
  • Snap, Crackle and Pop by Richard Suttmeier
    Snap, Crackle and Pop, as risk aversion pulls US Treasury yields lower, as MOJO fades for the crude oil and the major equity averages, and the gold bubble pops. TARP becomes Obama’s Slush Fund. Don’t call it Stimulus Two, it’s really Stimulus Three. The US Treasury... More »
    December 9, 2009 • TLT, GLD, DUG
  • Fuzzy Math for TARP and Conservatorship by Richard Suttmeier
    Fuzzy Bailout Math for TARP and Conservatorship of Fannie and Freddie. US Treasuries face supply test. Gold bubble could be popping. Nymex crude oil trickles lower. Stocks still poised for breakout or breakdown. Fuzzy Math from the Bank Bailouts Congress authorized the Treasury... More »
    December 8, 2009 • FNM, FRE, TLT

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