United States
Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests last night’s fall in the Dow is a warning sign.
Jan 31 2017
Trump Trade With A Twist
As the Trump rally reignites, Kathleen Brooks of City Index ponders the inevitable pullback.
Jan 27 2017
Trump: Making America Volatile Again
Kathleen Brooks of City Index warns the Trump rally may give way to heightened market volatility as Trump reality sets in.
Jan 19 2017
Kathleen Brooks of City Index thinks equity markets are likely to overshoot, as they always do, but it shouldn’t be a worry this month just yet.
Dec 22 2016
Previous Stories
Is America The New Emerging Market?
Aug 14 2008
As the world slows, and the commodity story takes a hiatus, Asia is no longer looking so attractive. Where is the next export economy growth story?
The Overnight Report: Commodities Fight Back
Aug 14 2008
More financial sector downgrades helped the Dow fall 100 points but a sharp snap-back in the oil price saw all commodities turn markedly.
The Overnight Report: Financial Rally Cracks
Aug 13 2008
The Dow fell 140 as the financial sector spell was broken and reality brought Wall Street back to earth.
Guess Who’s Buying The US Dollar
Aug 12 2008
The US dollar has shocked the world with a dramatic bounce. Could China have something to do with it?
The Overnight Report: It’s Goodnight For Gold
Aug 12 2008
Gold crashed over US$30 last night and oil fell again despite the conflict in the Caucuses. The Dow hung on to a 48 point gain.
The Overnight Report: A Green Light For The Greenback
Aug 09 2008
The US dollar soared on Friday, sending oil and all commodities crashing, and the Dow up 300 points.
Australia’s Inevitable Recession
Aug 08 2008
This feature updates the views expressed in a previous feature, “Australia’s Unavoidable Recession”, published in 2006.
The Overnight Report: A Conflagration Of Bad News
Aug 08 2008
The Dow fell 224 last night as several component stocks were hit with various pieces of bad news.
The Overnight Report: Shrugging Off Freddie
Aug 07 2008
Freddie Mac posted a loss three times bigger than expected last night, and the Dow closed up 40.
The Overnight Report: Uncle Ben Is A Pin-Up Again
Aug 06 2008
Falling oil, positive data and earnings spurred on Wall Street last night. The Fed provided the kicker with a “no change” to rates. The Dow jumped 331 points.
