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With the delights of Southern Spain all around me, I was never going to need much persuasion to refrain from trading for a few days. Fortunately, the markets have also given me the perfect excuse. The main US and UK equity indices have done absolutely nada for six consecutive sessions. How very sporting of them. I'd feel much guiltier about doing nothing if they were raging ahead or collapsing. As it is, I can retreat to the beach with a clear conscience.
While the bull market is getting long in the tooth, The Trader expects new highs before long
As the markets wait on the central banks, the Trader considers the importance of November's elections on the direction for stocks
Despite his near-term bullishness, the Trader is convinced stocks need another shot in the arm from the Fed
The month of August has often been good for US and UK equities, but not for precious metals
The Trader considers a supposedly mega-bearish signal but is staying optimistic for now
