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Money Flow Turns Positive Over the last several weeks, we have discussed how the "negative money flow" environment was keeping a lid on prices short-term. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons. To wit: "As discussed last week, the 'sell signal' triggering on a short-term basis coincides with our concerns of quarter-end rebalancing for pension funds. I suspect we may have some additional quarter-end rebalancing risk early next week. However, buying on Thursday next week, as second-quarter positioning gets underway, would not be surprisi...

Retail getting free stimulus money from the government to end up using it to buy the highest valued market in history. What a time to be alive. Dow Jones: U can smell the turning point its so close pic.twitter.com/7y3YjyqYeV Next stop $30 TRILLION sometime in the next month or so! pic.twitter.com/Cc5VtvQFZ0 @ECB head Lagarde: "the recent rise in bond yields could have an "undesirable" impact on the economic recovery" – proceeds with accelerated bond buying. This is where they freak out ��

China dramatically increases ethanol purchases from the US (SPY +0.6%). BTFD buyers were out in full force DOW ends at record above 32,000 as bond yields fall. The Market in Perspective Here are the headlines moving the markets. China Dramatically Increases Ethanol Purchases From The U.S. ThreeReuterssources said Monday that Beijing made massive purchases of US energy products. The sources said, "three ships carrying ethanol were heading to China from the US Gulf Coast." They said it's a "sign that ethanol exports from the United States to the country are increasing drastically." The purch...

Buy the dips is the battle cry of retail army: Since mkt peaked recently, retail traders have plowed cash into US stocks at a rate 40% higher than they did in 2020, which was record year. Retail investors snapped up an avg of $6.6bn in US stocks each week. t.co/VK3UBDkrJNpic.twitter.com/n1LTjyDEq4 Over the last 3 weeks, retail investors snapped up an average $6.6 billion in U.S. equities each week, according to data from VandaTrack. That’s up from an average $4.7 billion in net weekly purchases in 2020 @markets

“We want to see American citizens pay higher prices for milk, butter, eggs, bread, and toilet paper. To reach our goal, we will adjust monetary policy to make these goods and other goods and services more expensive in the future.” How long before mobs storm the Mariner Eccles building (Fed headquarters) if Jerome Powell were to make such a statement? Is our mock proclamation that different from Powell’s comment on 12/16/2020: “W ith inflation running persistently below 2%, we will aim to achieve inflation moderately above 2% for some time so that inflation average is 2% over time and ...