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Here are a couple of charts on the 30 year T Bond Futures. Steven J Williams who graciously allowed me to repost his ‘ Is a US Bond Crash Coming ‘ article makes a compelling case that we may eventually see a US T Bond Crash, maybe in 2005?
At the Brink of a Break Down
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I have been thinking about writing this sort of article for a long time. Basically what I want to do is essentially a brain dump of what I believe to be the top 10 mistakes traders make. Surely there are much more than just 10, but for now I am going to seed this post […]

It is a shame I did not put this post up earlier. It was in my charting program and is one I have been watching for many months. I did not post it up here earlier for various reasons but it is still good to point it out anyway even though it has already had […]

I received an email about a week ago from a loyal reader. I was late in responding, but am glad I checked my email because it led to a pretty good analysis which you are about to read right here at Online Trading. I thank him for writing me because it led to this […]

Here is a natural gas stock I discovered after scanning through my database… You know, it is funny sometimes how I find stocks to study and examine further.. Sometimes they come from memory, ones that I have watched before but then forgotten about.. other times they come from a fresh stock scan. It really doesn’t […]

The following was originally posted on CyclePro Outlook August 28, 2003:
The bond market reached an all-time peak several years before the stock market peaked. Similar to our 1990’s, stock prices appreciated so quickly that investors moved out of safer bonds into high-flying, speculative stocks. Once the stock market crashed in 1929, U.S. Bonds took over […]

Real Estate - A Quadruple Bubble -
Is the real estate market in a bubble, or perhaps a series of bubbles? I do not have sufficient statistics to back up this thought so it is only a theory at this point… but it looks to me like the domestic real estate bubble has already peaked […]

Information is power. Data about the economy is often complex, confusing, and often contradicting. That is because too often the data is looked at in isolation and presented in a vacuum relative to other data. The U.S sconomy is very complex, this is true, but in this modern era one cannot look at only the […]