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Dichonomy
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on October 23rd, 2019We Are the Champions
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on October 10th, 2019
Did you hear the good news? The Los Angeles Lakers played a fantastic first half of their opening pre-season game! Anthony Davis, their new power forward, scored 22 points, and future Hall of Famer Lebron James added 15 himself. While this first half was an encouraging 24 minutes of basketball, it doesn’t count toward the season’s tally, so plans for a championship
Automatic Sharing
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on October 3rd, 2019
Our economy is currently in the middle of its longest economic expansion ever. Sometimes it’s tough to imagine the Great Recession ended over a decade ago or that the first recession of this century started over 18 years ago. During both downturns, output was in steep decline and firms were hemorrhaging jobs by the hundreds of thousands each week (e.g., in March 2009, the net
Very Happy Young Girl
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on September 26th, 2019More Inversions
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on August 30th, 2019
The Treasury yield curve (a graphical representation of Treasury bond yields plotted along an X-axis defined by maturity) has continued making headlines this week. It has spent a substantial amount of the period “inverted,” to wit, the two-year full faith and credit notes are paying more than ten-year Treasury bonds. Typically, this is seen as a harbinger of a looming re
Just Say Negative
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on August 22nd, 2019Stuck in the Middle with You
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on August 1st, 2019Manipulation Power Parity
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on July 25th, 2019Do You Need a To-Go Box?
Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on July 11th, 2019
A week ago today Southern California was hit with the largest earthquake since 1999. Just a day earlier, the region shook as a magnitude 6.4 pre-shock rattled through before the main event which was 11 times stronger. Meanwhile, my buddy John in New Orleans spent his Wednesday of this week moving sand in an attempt to minimize potential flood damage from Tropical Storm (and potentia