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Written by Jim WelshMacro Tides Weekly Technical Review 08 March 2021

A Fundamental Bull Market or Speculative Binge A fundamental bull market is supported by broad based economic growth which spurs solid growth in worker's wages and organic growth in corporate revenue and cash flow. The steady increase in economic activity lifts the stock market but the market's valuation is below the 75th percentile of historical valuations. A fundamentally driven bull market is not dependent on the economy needing an extraordinary amount of fiscal stimulus to avoid a recession and surge in bankruptcies Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for ...

Timeless Tale From The South Seas Manic Reddit Chat Traders and Sir Isaac Newton Clearly, Isaac Newton who became Sir Isaac Newton after being knighted by Queen Anne of England in 1705, was not only one of the brightest minds of his time but all time. But Isaac Newton was also human. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons. The car trip we planned will take us somewhere we’ve never been so before we leave we enter the address into our phone to get directions. As we drive we are told when to turn right or left and as we approach the desti...

Macro Tides Monthly Report 03 January 2021 Economists are forecasting a strong rebound in 2021 especially in the second half of the year. By the end of 2021 economists expect S&P 500 earnings to climb to $170.00 from $140.00 in 2020 and $161.00 in 2019. Much of this forecast is dependent on the speed of vaccinations and how quickly the American consumer can return to their ‘normal’ spending habits. With the S&P 500 trading above 3700, it is sporting a forward P/E of 22.00 which is the second most expensive level since 1929. Investors are completely onboard assuming that vaccinations will ...

Macro Tides Weekly Technical Review 21 December 2020 When COVID-19 circulated the globe in March and April countries were forced to enact stringent lockdowns to control the spread of the virus and prevent hospitals from being overrun. As the magnitude of the economic impact became known the financial markets reacted violently. As liquidity dried up, global equity markets plunged by more than 30%, Gold prices fell and even Treasury bond prices declined. The Dollar rose as international money flowed in as the 'safe' haven. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for...