Interview with Susanne Trimbath
Jerry Slusiewicz interviews Susanne Trimbath Ph.D., CEO and Chief Economist for STP Advisory Services, LLC. We review the bank bailouts and discuss where that money has gone. Why is there not an increased amount of lending to businesses? What does the future hold for our economy? Are things really improving for the average American?
Negative Outlook
This week Jerry explains his negative outlook for the markets and the economy and further explains the US dollar versus all other asset classes inverse relationship. He also covers how this decade may go down as the worst on record even though we were at all time highs just two years ago. For interesting facts and figures, plus a preview of next week’s markets tune into Next Week on Wall Street today.
Under Pressure
This week Jerry discusses the three distribution days the market realized in the last five trading days. He discusses the big technical reversal on Wednesday, and how “better than expected” earnings are finally not enough to convince bulls to buy in volume on year over year real revenue and earnings declines. With a plethora of earnings and economic data coming next week - Jerry gives some sage advice for Next Week on Wall Street. Tune in now…
Interview with Michael Kahn
This week Jerry interviews Michael Kahn, a writer for Barron’s Online Magazine. Barron’s is one of the most prestigious Financial Publications in America. Michael is a Chartered Market Technician and Author / editor of his newsletter QuickTakesPro.com. His leading insight is sought by investors from all over the globe.
Better Than Expected
This week Jerry discusses the ongoing market love affair with better than expected but negative sales and earnings growth. Jerry uses analogies to accurately convey his message about earnings and the dollars effect on prices of everything from the stock market to commodities. Tune in to Next Week on Wall Street to gain an interesting perspective about tomorrow’s markets.
Caution is in Order
This week Jerry covers the recent negative economic releases and their future effect on the market rally. He calls for a market correction that could get much worse than expectations. The dollar is the key and Jerry outlines why he thinks the dollar will go contrary to popular belief and what a rising dollar would do to all markets. Tune into Next Week on Wall Street - today!
No More Window Dressing
This week Jerry discusses the real possibility that economic and corporate numbers must actually improve to add further strength to the markets versus just beating worse than expected forecasts. He calls on the monthly strength period and the plethora of economic numbers to matter next week on Wall Street - but with Halloween and the scary history of the month of October at hand, it pays to be informed on what might happen if the markets become disappointed with third quarter reports.
The Wedge
This week Jerry discusses the continuing uptrend in the market and the wedge that is forming between perception and reality, as well as a technical rising wedge pattern forming on the charts of the major market indices. Jerry advises caution and tight stops as the end of quarter window dressing will come to an end next week on wall street and so might this huge market rally we have just witnessed. Tune in today…
Happy Anniversary?
This week Jerry discusses the one year anniversary of Lehman Brothers collapse and how the banking industry is coping with the “Too big to fail” agenda. He examines various economic data and their implications for the market movement going forward. Tune into Next Week on Wall Street to find out more.
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