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Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – September 28, 2011 Good morning. During normal times, if indeed there ever are such times in the stock market, it is often difficult to make sense of the market’s...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – September 27, 2011 Good morning. Given that this stock market likes to go in one direction for several days straight and then reverse on a dime and go the other way, I...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – September 23, 2011 Publishing Note: I am traveling on Monday morning and unless something extraordinary occurs, I will not publishing a report. Daily State of the Markets...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – September 22, 2011 Good morning. I will have to admit that while the vast majority of my portfolios continue to be positioned fairly defensively, the market’s...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – September 21, 2011 Good morning. As a self-proclaimed amateur economist, I don’t claim to know the inner workings of the Fed’s policies, programs, and...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – September 20, 2011 Good morning. Although the focus of traders’ attention is currently split between the goings on in the Eurozone and the expectations for Ben...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – September 19, 2011 Good morning. Short-term trends come and go during bull markets, bear markets, and everything in between. However, it is important to remember that the...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – September 16, 2011 Good morning. By now, you surely know that just before the open on Thursday, the Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, and Swiss National...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – September 15, 2011 Good morning. Long-time readers know that I tend to look at the bright side where the stock market is concerned. This began in 1994, when I was dubbed...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – September 14, 2011 Good morning. From a big picture perspective, there are really only two things that you need to worry about these days: Europe and the U.S. economy....