Browsing All Posts By Kurt Osterberg
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Are You Running Out Of Patience?
“Give me a stock to buy,” my friend demanded. “I can’t give personal advice,” I responded. “Besides, it’s not that simple, I don’t know your tolerance for risk, your long-term goals…... -
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Equity Income Profile: Gap Inc.
A stock with a 4% dividend yield: I’m not saying it’s an automatic buy for income investors (nothing ever is), especially when it involves brick-and-mortar retail. But in this continuing era of na... -
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An Anomaly Emerges In Emerging Markets
Earlier on Monday in “‘People Are Going To See There’s No Liquidity’: EM ETFs Face ‘Minsky Moment’,” we highlighted a new FT piece that flags many of the same risks we’ve been poundi... -
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Retail Investors Are Piling Into “The Most Dangerous Trade In The World”
It shouldn’t be too surprising that the XIV exchange-traded note – which is designed to deliver the inverse performance of the well-known CBOE Volatility Index (or the VIX) on a daily basi... -
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EUR/USD Forex Signal – Tuesday, July 11
Yesterday’s signals were probably not triggered as the bullish price action took place a little way below the support level identified at 1.1388. Today’s EUR/USD Signals Risk 0.75%. Trades may on... -
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Euro Bund Market Observations (Ending One-Time-Framing)
Looking at the plain daily chart, we can observe the end of the one-time-framing lower behavior which occurred for several weeks as Friday’s high got taken out. A previous balance area seems to ... -
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We Are Seeing Classic Late-Cycle Signs Everywhere
We know it’s hard to believe, but we’ve closed out the first week of 3Q 2107. For some, it was a vacation week, for others like those of us here at Tematica it was a busy one. As much as we love a... -
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The Changing Face Of The UK’s Working Class
When the recent General Election was first called, many people (MPs included) thought that the results were already a sure thing, with little chance of any upset. How misplaced their certainty prove... -
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Will Volatility Continue To Flatline?
So the VIX has flatlined. It’s been meandering along in a sideways direction for nearly four years. In fact, the four-year chart of the VIX looks like an electrocardiograph (EKG) of a recently disea... -
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Consumer Credit Surges Most Since November 2016
After a big miss in April, when US consumer credit posted its smallest monthly increase in 6 years, resulting form a slump in demand for revolving credit, one month later things promptly reverted back...
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