The DMI (Daily Market Information)
“Traders should take an advantage from the market volatility only if we can get a right guide. My approach of the guide is a top-to-bottom, starting macroeconomic views, and updating daily TANER System: The Daily Market Information (7 days a week), The Daily TANER Momentum ETF Model (NYSE:M), The DTM Schwab Model (NYSE:T), The DTM Rotation Model (NYSE:W), The DTM Vanguard Model (TH), and The DTM Stock Model (NYSE:F)” (From The Outstanding Records of Investing and Trading…in 2016: Would The Strategy Prevail in 2017 Too? The Outstanding Records Of Investing And Trading With ETFs In 2016: Would The Strategy Prevail In 2017 Too? - O. Young Kwon
Investing is a zero-sum game, meaning when one guy gains, the other guy must lose. In order to win, what must we do? The DMI might help you to have an edge over the other guys. There is too much market information on SA, TV, Newspapers, magazines, etc. The problem is there is too much info to absorb. That's why DMI is brief and well-selected.
My focus is primarily on news about two areas: The Fed policy and Business Cycles. These are macro topics. DMI is a summary of what I listen to BBR, and read WSJ, Reuters, Bloomberg, AP, and Barons (weekend) from 5:a.m. to 7:00 a.m. everyday.
With this information and the RED Spread (introduced in my article. Link: www.seekingalpha.com/article/817551) you can grasp the current market situation
The Daily Market Information (DMI) (Apr. 27, 2018, Friday)
Bloomberg
Stocks Hold on to Earnings Boost; Dollar Advances: Markets Wrap Stocks Mixed Amid Earnings, Data; Dollar Rises: Markets Wrap
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Trump Hails Two Koreas’ Deal to End War, Pursue Denuclearization Two Koreas Agree to End War This Year, Pursue Denuclearization
Reuters
Earnings lift global stocks as U.S. yields dip; euro weakens after ECB Earnings lift global stocks as U.S. yields dip; euro weakens after ECB
Wall Street gains on strong earnings, tech resurgence Futures bounce as tech results shine
U.S. business spending cooling; labor market strong U.S. weekly jobless claims fall to lowest level since 1969
