Market Pundits

Although the majority of the indicators remained in the same position as last week, Put & Call Options shifted to “Greed” from “Neutral” but this change was not enough to move the overall Index away from “Neutral”. [more]

Although Stock Price Strength and Market Volatility remained in “Neutral”, Safe Haven and Put & Call Options shifted to “Extreme Greed” and “Junk Bond” and “Market Momentum” moved to “Neutral” from “Fear” [more]

Lorimer Wilson from munKNEE.com summarizes Hyperinflation, its definition, history, recent Hyperinflation situations, and financial hedges against Hyperinflation. [more]

BLM report showed the U.S. economy added 2.5 million jobs in May and unemployment rate declined to 13.3% instead of rising as it was expected; stock markets responded positively to the news. [more]

Most of the market indicators remained unchanged with Put & Call Options moving to Greed from Extreme Greed and Stock Price Strength shifting from Fear to Neutral but Stock Price Breadth moving to Greed from Neutral. [more]

Another 2.1 million Americans filed for unemployment claims last week, bringing the 10-week total to over 40 million. Although the S&P 500 finished up 4.5% in May, the VIX rebound back above 30. [more]

Put and Call Options shifts to “Extreme Greed” and Market Momentum & Junk Bond Demand shift from “Extreme Fear” to “Fear” to help move the Index to Neutral. [more]

A good week for the S&P 500 but the VIX remains in the “High Volatility” range and new coronavirus cases remain steady, above 20K/day, with another 2.2 million Americans filing for unemployment claims. [more]