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Bond Opportunity Ahead?
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 11/18/16

Question: What yield on 30-year Treasury bonds would produce a cyclical bottom comparable to others of the past three decades?

Momentum Study: Hang Seng Index
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 9/22/16
We recently studied the Hang Seng Index to see whether Coppock reversals from negative territory have worked as well in China as they have in the U.S.

Bearish Seasonals Ahead?
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 9/1/16
Everyone knows that September is the cruelest month. But will the calendar rule the stock market in 2016? Spoiler alert… Probably not.

Bonds Look Toppy -- 3 Charts
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 7/5/16
There are always good reasons to buy bonds after a big rally. Today we have the “gravitational pull” of negative interest rates and the frightening prospect of a European banking crisis. But the market is a discounting mechanism, which attempts to look ahead. From a technical perspective, the long bond has qualities of a cyclical top. And after a seventy-year round trip, the secular trend seems nearly exhausted. Is now really a good time to hold bonds?

Must Earnings Lead Price, or Might “P” Lead “E”?
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 6/8/16
We keep hearing that the market can’t rally unless earnings improve. Reviewing the track record, however, we see that price often leads earnings. (See chart below.) So let’s eliminate another bogus theory. Earnings don’t necessarily lead price. If the market is a reliable discounting mechanism, the opposite should be true.

Fed Watching For Dummies: Credit Spreads Are Driving Monetary Policy
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 4/5/16
On March 29th, Janet Yellen outlined three factors warranting a new, dovish bias: energy prices, currency dislocations, and global equity turmoil. While all of this makes perfect sense, we think the real driver of FOMC policy is corporate credit. In recent months, the price ratio of Baa-to-Aaa U.S. bonds has deteriorated to levels not seen since June 2010 and July 2012.

Is Gold Entering a New Bull Market?
by Mark Ungewitter of Mark Ungewitter Research, 2/29/16
In my annual outlook, I highlighted several big-picture indicators that might corroborate the next bull market in gold bullion. Here’s another market-based indicator which is likely to provide the next important clue.
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