The Market Ear on the bear market bounce. After the bounce After a 15% run, SPX meets trendline resistance with fading breadth, neutral RSI, and no oversold fuel left. Now it gets harder. Now what? The “easy” part of the bounce is over. Now comes a slightly more tricky setup. SPX is up some 15%
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Wall Street ended the trading week on a strong note, continuing the rebound from recent lows after more flopping on tariffs from the Trump regime however a weekend Time interview and further comments out of the White House could unsettle markets again. Friday night saw European stocks also lift higher while the USD firmed against
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We still cannot feel confident in predicting the outcome of this 2025 election. But what we can confidently say is that it has been a quite remarkable campaign, shaped by external events in unpredictable ways.
Earlier this year, Dr Raffaele F. Ciriello, a Senior Lecturer in Business Information Systems at the University of Sydney, claimed corporate elites have hijacked Australian universities. Dr Ciriello’s claims followed a National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) investigation of 545 council positions at 37 universities, which revealed that members from the Big Four accounting firms and
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Body Language Analysis of Trump and Zelensky's Vatican Meeting
I can't stop cracking up my eyes are watering this is so funny. Zelensky's face went from joy and confidence to pure anxiety once the French dude was told to scram....
As the world watches tariff brinkmanship unfold between the US and China, analysts have cast doubt on the truth of US President Donald Trump's claim in a magazine interview that China's President Xi Jinping called him.
After bouncing following February’s 0.25% interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), momentum in Australia’s housing market has stalled. The Easter long weekend recorded the softest final auction clearance rate since January, with only 57.6% of auctions selling across the combined capital cities. This weekend’s results softened further, recording a preliminary clearance
DXY is up some more. EUR down. AUD looks like it’s sitting on resistance turned support. Led boots stuck fast. Gold and oil pulling back. Metals flaming out. Miners too. EM yawn. Junk has nearly priced out recession. Bad idea! Yields down. Stocks up. The base case is a reversal of risk before long and
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IA's catalogue of major reasons Peter Dutton should never be prime minister – begun a few months ago and updated here by Michelle Pini – is now at 95 big fat whopping reasons.