Looking ahead

Equities caught a significant midweek bounce, the SPX settling +1.5% to 3878. Meanwhile, WTIC settled +$2.06 (2.7%) to $78.29.

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WTIC daily

Summary

SPX: as noted yesterday, it wasn’t going to take much to turn the weekly candle positive. 3795 appears secure, and will very likely hold into year end. The key issue is whether m/t declining trend holds as resistance

WTIC: oil climbed for the sixth day of eight, helped by the main market. Soft target is the 50dma in the $82s.

Looking ahead

Thursday will see Weekly jobs, GDP Q3 (print’3), Chicago Fed Nat’ Act, Leading indicators

Earnings: KMX, PAYX

Final note

Heyling and Weinstein on the lies of Fauci.
This is recommended, not least with a few video clips, including the Colbert.
The ‘Faucifiles’ remain due on Twitter, Wed’ Dec’28th.

I’m always pleased that someone else is helping to keep track of who said what and when. Of those six, I find Ms. Maddow of MSNBC the most contemptible.

I don’t agree with some of this, but Maloney does bring up a fair number of key issues. The notion of a ‘soft landing’ is ludicrous. For many, not least those who’ve lost their businesses since March 2020, they’ve already experienced a depressionary train wreck for a few years.

The nuclear raging Celente. Indeed, it is somewhat ironic that many get riled up at his language more than they do about the actual imploding society/species. If anything, I admire his passion, and he does genuinely still hold some hope that things will eventually turn out okay.

United Nations Preparing for their One World Government

A few provocative thoughts from Armstrong, as 2023 is going to be one wild year. We’re surely going to see at least a few geo-political shocks.

Goodnight from London