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Author: InTheMoneyStocks

The Fed Gone Wild

Since June 7th, 2010 the U.S. Dollar Index has declined by more than 12.0 percent. This means that everyone that uses this currency has seen their purchasing power diminish substantially. Please realize when the U.S. Dollar...

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Late Day Selling As Dollar Remains Strong

Late day selling hit the markets today, though on extremely light volume.  The markets had been hovering up around a key trend line resistance point all day, yet could never break through and confirm. While the bond market was...

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Markets Float Ahead Of Mega Earnings Week

The markets are fractionally positive today as the bond market, banks and schools are all closed in observance of Columbus Day.  The reason the bond market, banks and schools are mentioned is because that creates an environment...

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Has Bernanke Gone Too Far?

Everyone knows and expects quantitative easing part two to begin or occur very soon. The stock market has already factored most of the Federal Reserve Bank’s action into the current stock price. Please understand that the...

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Solar Stocks On Fire

This morning the solar sector is very hot. The Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index ETF (NYSE:TAN) is trading higher by 0.18 cents to $8.65. This ETF will have intra-day resistance coming into play around the $8.70 area. The daily...

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This Rally Makes Bernie Madoff look Legit

The same game gets played again ahead of another long holiday weekend. The U.S Dollar Index drops and the stock market rejoices over losing 91,000 jobs in September. It is all about the U.S. Dollar as the dollar continues to...

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Retailers May Be Near A Top

Retail stocks have seen a mega surge in the past month on the back of hopes a domestic recovery is well underway.  Fears of a double dip recession are a distant memory and back to school sales were solid. Just yesterday, retail...

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