2019

The book, Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, by Dr, Joe Dispenza had a profound effect on me a few years ago. Here he is explaining how to control your mind and, as you will see, he gives insights of the highest level that really help to learn to overcome past emotional habits.  

A lot is going on this week in the markets and part of it from scheduled news while part of it from news and events that are not regular scheduled release of data. Here is an update on part of what is going on and how it affects trading for the week. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/asia-stocks-subdued-ahead-of-china-data-gulf-attacks-support-oil-idUSKCN1TF03P?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews

It has become difficult for major manufacturing in both U.S. and China to make predictions that are needed for planning. These uncertainties disrupt supplies as well as demand for finished manufactured goods which could be changed dramatically if the trade disputes continue.  

We have heard all this before for a long time. Questions still remain about whether this one will be a big one or another temporary correction before another bullish cycle. Many of these factors demonstrate market conditions that could still turn out one way or another. Let’s see what the Morgan Stanley Chief Stock Strategist

If you were with us live when we identified the original exact place that Oil made it’s turn you could have had one of the best trades of the year shorting oil. Here is what a guy with Bloomberg is saying. I’m not sure how “trade concerns” equate to a drop in price. Not sure

Naturally, China sees the latest U.S. banning of Huawei as a threat and harmonious diplomatic skills are needed to bring about any kind of agreement between the two biggest economic powers in the world. These tensions are no small matter and require proceeding carefully to ensure economic harmony in the world for the sake of

Every time Trump throws out another heavy tariff the dollar shoots up. Recently, I noticed that the dollar will go up on the positive sentiment of a possible agreement on the trade deal with China. That does not make logical sense. Let’s see what these experts with BBC have to say about the U. S.

The stock market was poised and ready for a huge sell-off which is natural for all markets and is based on the cycle of supply and demand. However, every time the stock market goes down some people blame the president, the government or anything they can. In my opinion, the stock market sell of is

The Asian markets are near their low and remain cautious about possible positive news from U.S. China trade talks. Read more here https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/asian-shares-off-five-week-low-remain-fragile-on-renewed-u-s-china-trade-worries-idUSKCN1SD03H?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews