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Lee Adler
Lee Adler is a seasoned market analyst and charting expert. His knowledge of the Fed's inner workings is second to none. He's worked in the financial trenches for over 50 years, including stints on Wall Street and the residential mortgage and real estate businesses. For 17 years, he published his own charts and analysis in the well-regarded Wall Street Examiner and contributed to David Stockman's Contra Corner. Lee's investment research continues to be based on analysis of the intersection of central bank policy, liquidity, and cycles in the financial market and real estate. That's why he's correctly identified profitable trends and trend turning points in his work over the years. Now, he uses his formidable talents and experience to make profit and protective recommendations for Lee Adler's Sure Money readers.
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The Real Reason Markets Are Rallying – and Why It Doesn't Change a Thing
Over the last week, the major market indices are all up.
If you've watched the mainstream financial media, you'd think this uptick was cause for celebration. You'd think the eight-year-old bull market is about to shift into another gear.
Thanks to my proprietary LAMPP indicator, we know that shift isn't likely.
Over the past few weeks, we're talked about how the Fed drives the long-term trend of liquidity.
But what influences the short-term indicator, the one that has been sitting on yellow and inching closer and closer to red?
Today, I want to take a deep dive into the short-term components of the LAMPP so that you can understand exactly what's going to push us from yellow to red.
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- Here's How I Know the "Red Light" Is Coming Soon
- How the Fed's Money Printing Impacts the Markets and What It Means for You
- This One Headline Will Be the Signal for You to Sell
- This Upcoming Treasury Borrowing Binge Could Hit Markets Harder Than the 2008 Crisis
- Foreign Banks Have a Greater Impact on This Bull Market Than You May Think