Friday Market Watch

I think I will start this thing off today writing my market report with some interesting data to include in it. Unfortunately due to being very busy with my usually heavy load of responsibilities combined with ongoing to do work lists that keep me busy. So, I didn't get to write and post Monday,Wednesday stock,business report to global blog readers,yes definitely blame me it's my fault for not doing it. Well,now that is out of the way let's concentrate on a Friday,weekly wrap up on the global markets with business included. I am posting with this a important chart that I think everyone should study it closely because it gives in my expert opinion a good industry indicator of what,which way the global markets are going to be heading into October. So,its market watch Friday wrapped up here with critical analysis on what happened today combined with this week. First let's start with the "Good News" on this day with data that everyone going to be happy with seeing but watch out for the engine in Asian markets it just ran out of oil to keep it going. Ok.. enough of the semantics,let's get to the facts on how they global markets did this week. Well,certainly interested things have happened this week with a new report about consumer spending is down sharply,no surprise to market people who track this stuff daily. Interest rates have stayed the same thanks in part to the Fed Bank decided to not hike the discount rate. This did help marketeers with some sunshine over this ongoing rate decided recently. This however is just a favorable factor in the overall spread spectrum of the financial,investment and business markets. You see we just got another report released from the Treasury which shows inflation has almost doubled in thing third quarter of 2016. The benchmark on this Fed Bank leading economic industry indicators shows it's hit their 2% mark which is almost double of what it should be for going into the fourth quarter of this year. Fed Bank policy has flip flopped a few times this year with the central bank pushing the printing presses into action trying to jump start a sluggish,weak economy. Jobs added a new sweet spot this week with reports that the overall economy grew a modest 4% in the third quarter with jobs growth. The overall reaction to this modest economic data received a "Yes this is great,so I wager a short term bet on some stocks and bonds" this week investors attitude. People decided to venture out of their den to smile,feel happy but still carried their rain suits just to be certain they were not making a mistake. Market investors and business both global breathed a huge sigh of relief when they found out that Germany biggest bank isn't going under and out of business like what was originally told by corporate big wigs. That great news sent recovery shock waves through global markets as everyone actually witnessed another miracle with Deutsche Bank posting a meager but important profit increase plus stock prices climbed slightly for the first time in a year. Around the globe investors got better yields and stock,bonds performance that what what it's been in other weeks in the third quarter of this year. The Asian markets did a mixed swan dive with the Heesang down about 350.0 points,Others about 210.0 points but towards the end of this week some Asian markets were slightly up on the news that the dollar weakened over this week. Canadian markets reached a combined rally uphill on news about Deutsche Bank and more about the European Central Bank new monetary policy on Thursday going into Friday. American markets climbed up to 180.76 on the Dow with this rally continued to be strong all week. More good news from Apple and Dell drove the markets to conclude that maybe the Bears in the markets have been beaten by a large margin With both Apple,Dell and Boeing posted sizable profit gains for both third quarter and starting fourth quarter this added investors confidence that the uphill rally will continue. Business people also had something to smile about this week with the news that Apple suite in court is going in their favor,winning the suite means big for Apple over patent rights on their IPHONE and other products. So,overall investors and business people global had something to cheer about but with a few shocking choking factors along the way this week. This is my expert analysis of this weeks global investment markets and business.

Have Blessed Day,
John Norton

Current Dollar Index Chart

I am quickly posting this dollar index chart to my blog readers so that everyone can see how the dollar benchmarks have changed over the course of this week with a projected analysis of what I think it will do further as the month continues.
Look at it..

Interesting trend..

John Norton

Light Sweet Crude Oil Chart

I am quickly posting this crude oil chart that shows price adjustment from prior benchmark.

John Norton

Global Energy Investment

This certainly got me and my wife HM Pamela to talk a private business and investment discussion about how we can rake in huge profits from multiple business ventures doing alternative renewable energy. Check out the numbers involved it's huge!!

Global Energy

Look at this important factoid about the energy sector with alternative renewable energy. Certainly got me and my wife Pamela talking about how we can make a huge cash haul on this obviously profitable business.

Business Analysis Chart

I am posting this business analysis chart for my readers to look at which shows the top American companies to invest your money in stock. Chart shows how companies are doing on a accurate financial analysis with projected curve data included in data metrics. Look at the Chart..

John Norton

Federal Friday Report

I thought I would start off this Friday report with some sunshine news on global markets and business. A lot has happened this week so I am going to give everyone the highlights and the lowest that makes everyone cringe in horror. Ok I got to get out my trusty microscope and expert analyst pen to show you this weeks factoids in both investments and business. 1. Federal week is this week as we see the Fed Central Bank do a complete one eighty and not raise interest rates for this fiscal quarter. This made investors this week globally breathe a sighs of relief combination with them cheering the Fed policy decision. On the other hand Congress got involved this Wednesday with hauling Fed Chair Janet Yellen before the Banking Committee and YELLEN at her about a variety of regulatory and policy decisions. The Fed Chair Ms. Yellen got roasted on a open barbecue over her failure to dump Well Fargo CEO combined Fed Advisor Board member from the Fed Bank. So this started a middle week thoughts by Congress that she does this one more time were going to drag out our Subpoena and fry us  up some Yellen stakes in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Treasury Secretary when asked Thursday about what he might do with the problems with the Fed Central Bank he offered "At this time I am not prepared to make any statement or comment on the Central Bank" So the senior peanut in the Washington peanut gallery refused to do a peanut dance about the monetary system. Go Figure it's common place this thing happens in Washington DC. So how do the markets global reaction to warm interest rate news? Actually cheerful but also mixed with other economic data left investors trying to decide which way the broad markets are heading in considering that it's been a steady climbing rally in the green zone for the third straight day. This American market rally uphill has been a timid one but still investors cheered this starting into business day open on all the markets. Canadian markets reached a plateau on Tuesday ahead of the Fed Bank rate decision with a continuous loss on market valuation. You see it in the underpinnings on charts showing a high volume of skepticism combined with persistent PIP data inputs that shows market volatility. Global you see this in the Asian and European markets with the same base line shows on PIP charts data heavy volume combined with increasing markets volatility. Reading advanced charts data shows global industry indexes to be sluggish in economic recovery,additional data plots and charts show market indexes to continue average across the board 40 points slipping downhill for this week. New analysis I have completed here shows American markets are going to continue to increase by a small market margin as we will see it continue to be available average above the belt at 15 points on all indexes. Market movement will be uphill with Bulls stocks,bonds average two to one advantage over Bears declining stock,bonds in major markets. New unemployment data shows jobless claims dropped for the second straight quarter this year with average 300,000 claims filled according to the Treasury Department. New Home sales slipped 0.4 on news that credit lenders are now being forced into complex regulatory compliance with other targeted provision parts of the Fair Credit Act set to hit banks and credit lenders next month. So overall business did fare better this week with Apple posted a greater than expected gains with third quarter earnings,Airbus announced it will deliver 7,000 new engines to be coupled with their new commercial jetliner already in production phase set to roll out of assembly line to customers early 2017 expected. The company report shows increased earnings for this quarter ahead of new airliner product slated for 2017. So I think markets global for next week American up by a small market margin,Asian down,Europe down by a larger points margin as the EU and Britain grapple with what to do with the Brexit dilemma. This is what the charts,plots and critical analysis look here to me that I have completed for this week.

Have Blessed Day,

John Norton
HM King Scotland
The Hon. UN Secretary General (elected)

Monday Movers

Today certain to make some fat cats on Wall Street smile with a total temporary course change in the green zone. The Dow Jones up 11.57 S&P up 4.1 NASDAQ is down 2.9 on broad market changes,Europe markets posts sizeable gains with the Euro having its best start of a week 118.41 both Asian markets and Canadian markets posted neckline upside at available average of 58.08 average it out on a chart. Fed Chair Janet Yellen and some other inside bankers at Central Bank still on teetering on Wednesday rate hike decision. However in spite of markets still getting over jangled nerves about rate hike investors saw opportunity to smile with new data about Home Construction shooting the moon continued its steady climb uphill. New Home Construction rose at a whopping 4.7% for this fiscal quarter of the year which put cheer into a otherwise gloomy housing market as we have started a new fiscal quarter. Some noticeable market changes in direction with the underpinnings I predicted last week are exactly what your seeing on Monday here. Businesses and investors are still hedging their risks expected to get creamed by a gigantic Fed Bank rate hike on Wednesday this week. Large institutional investors are playing it smart by quickly shifting their assets into safety zones in anticipation of getting creamed by a unwelcome rate hike. Global markets today reading Wall Street and the Fed Bank got a chocolate cake and passed it around singing Were In The Money as major markets soared to a all time record high this Monday. So, I think this trend is going to continue to happen until Wednesday when the Fed Bank announces its rate hike decision. I think reading the way the inflation is going up combined with weak economy you'll see a massive rate hike 11.0 depending on other economic data by Wednesday. If their is new data on load bearing inflation then you'll see the Fed back away from it with a modest 2.1 on the rate hike not very sizable but enough to try to feed jitters in the economy with "Well Gee How We Going to Absorb this One" Big question running through business and investors minds waking up Thursday morning with concerns about the both short and longer term fallout. To jump start the economy the Fed Central Bank will pump up the economy with the green printing presses working overtime to put new billions of money into the economy. So,folks this is my early weeks analysis of how and what happened so far combination with the progress of this week on both business and investments.

Take Care,

John Norton
HM King Scotland
The Hon. UN Secretary General (elected)

Friday Market Watch

Well,what can I say,I got very busy with government and corporate stuff combined,so I didn't get to publish this report until Saturday (today).. So, here we go with my usual highly critical focus on business and investment portfolios. Umm.. Thinking I am,pause to grab a quick gulp of my coffee before I begin my researched report for Friday. Ok. Ready Set Go. Gotta warm you up cause its really chilly out on Wall Street and Main Street sneezing on their awful head cold. Ok ok enough of the semantics you say and let's get to my analysis so you can understand what is happening with business and investment portfolios. Here you go..Hard numbers crunch coming.. Dow Jones 88.68, S & P 500 7.14, NASDAQ 4.13 all on heavy sell on the end of business day Friday. Canadian markets 24.77, Asian Markets Heisang and Tokyo market up average 188.90, broad base index leading economic indicators shows Asian markets climbed steadily over this quarter average 2.8% on market indexes, European markets EU currency index went down valuation 1.4% to all time low, EU stocks in broad markets indexes in Europe fell by available average .06% on individuals,collective down 1.8%,American markets analytics down average 4.1% on the downside overall for broad market industry indexes,critical jump in sell signals with market investors hedging their risks,valuation of currency rises available average above belt 1.5% for fiscal 3rd fiscal quarter 2016,pending charts analysed show fiscal 4th quarter dollar valuation sharper rise due to larger foreign investment (buyers) long term on T Bills,negative cash flows on consumer spending with current analysis,real estate home prices up with average available single family home costs about 290,000,CPI consumer prices index report shows consumers spending on durable goods dropped more than 1% points,overall analysis of mine I see a return to high inflation with consumer confidence wavers on Fed Bank pending rate hike. In-depth look shows market speculators hedge on bond markets,while bond prices increased up about average 8.% on industry accepted bonds. Federal Bank chair Janet Yellen and others said this week Fed is backing away from industry wide rate hike due to global markets reached high  anxiety level popping Rolaids on rate hike news. So, this is a overall markets snapshot for up to Friday of this week. We seen some bright news from industry leader Apple with their new IPhone 7 now available global to consumers. Flip side Duache Bank German bank giant hit with regulatory fines,worse bank president says bank facing serious closure. Boeing sales up on new commercial planes..Facebook rolls out new digital streaming services to compete with Twitter. Light Sweet crude oil prices dropped for the third straight week while industry grappling with huge oversupply. So this is a look at market movers and shakers global in both business and investment leaders. I recommend you look at my posted chart for next week predictions,analysis combined with serious consideration of what the PIP chart indexed underpins,volume,volatility and the overall curves, troughs,values involved on this chart. It's a good industry look at which way this bears market is heading directly through my expert analysis.

Have a Blessed Weekend,

John Norton
HM King Scotland
The Hon. UN Secretary General (elected)

Friday Stock Market Chart

Well investors,business sharks look at my chart data you'll find some interesting points in it.

John Norton

Tuesday Stock Report

How torrie start my research report on the global markets? I pause to think about my last week predictions that nobody going to escape the avalanche coming at them. Welcome to the news the avalanche hit everyone hard with the Dow Jones down 260 points. Bears skepticism fever just wallop the markets with massive selling binge that started late yesterday and here we go skiing slalom downhill with no crash protection. Investors got clobbered by global across the board rate hikes in many different global markets. This is just the tip of this very chilly iceberg that were going through presently. I don't mean to sound like the proverbial pessimist but the ugly numbers on the charts don't lie about the financial meltdown just started. You got jangled nerves starting with the Fed Central Bank shaking up the rate hike from different parts of it causing investors and business people to go OH NO!! Were Screwed!! Rate hike 5.0 points maybe higher based on current Fed Bank lectures to global business and investors listening to it. When you combine the fever pitch speculation in Wall Street this week you see everyone moving capital to a safe zone or just running for the exit door (Sell It All). Events are shaping the markets with China jumped on with new tools to support a very saggy bond market which is heavily laden with toxic bonds. Investors worry that China going to start dumping huge stocks and bonds into the already bear markets causing a global crash. European markets really reached a seller plateau by losing another 2.4% value on the EU market indexes. So,here we are skiing slalom downhill with no end in sight,we haven't seriously seen the worst yet unfortunately on this bear market seller parade. I predict we are going to see 600 points market plunge by the end of this week or early next week as we get closer to the Fed Bank rate hike announced. Put on your rain gear and be prepared to get very wet as this selling binge isn't going away yet.

Have a Blessed Day,

HM John Norton
The Hon. UN Secretary General (elected)

New Stock PI Chart

This is a market analysis PI profit index chart which when users look at this they will gain helpful knowledge into the underpinnings of a Bull or Bear market. Look at it you'll find it useful,we certainly do use it.

John Norton

Stocks Compared Chart

This is a typical side by side comparison chart that helps you make in-depth analysis on current markets direction,volatility and overall endpoint volume.

John Norton

Friday Market Report-09/09/16

Well,today we see my early week analysis is correct on what the end of this week is going to be on the market indexes. So,let's get out our microscope so that critique can begin putting into perspective at 4:55pm on Friday. Which hatchet should I use first on my analysis tables?? HMmm.. I think I will start will the favorite target the Fed Central Bank with their rate hike tremors. Look at at my analysis on what I said Monday-Tuesday of this week as a recap. I said the markets are going to have shock factor running heavily through them as we get closer to to Friday this week. Now let's zoom forward here its Friday and the markets are closed on Wall Street but global some markets continue to be open due to different time zones change. Ok. Like my wife HM Pam L (Porter) Norton says" Cut the Bullshit and Get Busy" sounds good to me,I love how my wife is soooo direct in her motivation. Ok. So here it is filled with the good news of today with a punch drunk pound of sour apples. The market news is enough to rot your socks right off your feet with the Dow Jones benchmark down 346.52 and Standards & Poors down 56.42 on today's trading. All the rest of the markets the Russell 500,1000 etc all going heavy red negative below the belt. Canadian markets going wild with a huge selling frenzy on heavy trading. Global markets everywhere going in the toilet down average 100 points with one exception the Hesang market which posted the reverse gained 186.90 approximated on heavy volume. Global market reached a high pitched voices on new Fed Bankers talking again interest rate hike sending global shock waves through all the business community and markets today. While another huge hit came from the European Central Bank rate hike that just increased global markets selling frenzy,people yelled ouch that hurts. People in Europe cried foul today when the ECB decided to preempt the US Fed Bank and add their own set of drama to the global financial mess. European markets quickly reacted to the new rate hike by massive selling binge trying to hedge their risk margin on certain parts of their portfolios while bailing out on the rest before they floundered completely. Fed Central Bankers decided to add to the growing fury by announcing they are considering a larger rate hike than originally talked about by Fed Chair Janet Yellen. Some other Fed Bankers trying to cool the global jangle nerves of investors,business said maybe things won't be so bad. Fed Chair Janet Yellen cautioned " that the idea circling of the Fed Bank tightening it's belt she said probably isn't realistic" that just made investors pause saying HuH What OH No she Switched it!! Time to Sell or I am getting buried by the Avalanche going hit me. So,that is what investors did today bailout of the markets while a tidal wave global and Wall Street felt the pain. By the time Wall Street figured out what was happening today it was too late for most to get out. The tidal waves hit Wall Street and then Main Street got clubbed next with a bad ulcer. Some people however smart that they are said to themselves it's get rich quick time and made a huge haul on everyone ulcers sickness. This week certainly seen its share of fame and famine on business side of things included with Apple reaching for it's throat gagging on the EU court decision which penalized Apple billions for violating consumer and patent laws. Then German industry Mercedes and BMW both announced a huge cut in their work force to add to Europe overall sentiment that the economy is stuck in degrade zone. With all this happened at the same time Wall Street just took the approach of trying to minimize the damage while jumping off the tidal wave ASAP. So, you ask where we going from here when Monday bell rings to open trading? Good question. .Well, given what we seen so far its really concludes that Monday will start the new week with increased skepticism about the Fed Bank tinkering with the interest rates. Some good news from the housing and real estate market sector will breathe temporary new life into a already lackluster markets. Other important data will continue to feed optimum that a Bull market is just around the corner somewhere with investors feeling more increasingly to buying short on the market but still hedging their long term risks. Then about Wednesday you will see the effects of the Consumer Prices index Report and Gold Report come out which will fuel mixed reviews with both institutional and regular investors. Look for a binge sell signals and global sell off on Thursday going possible into Friday when the next big thing hits. This ones a whopper of a hit the Treasury announcement of another debt ceiling increase or default on public debt,so a monster shock included when Congress decides to approve it in a all you can eat pork barrel spending bill. This is how I think next week is going to shape the financial markets with business and investors with underpinning analysis included.

Everyone Have a Great Weekend,
God Bless ..

HM Scotland John Norton
The Hon. UN Secretary General (elected)

PIP Investors Chart

Check out that new chart slide here it will be helpful I think to junior investors who have started into advanced charting on market analysis.

John Norton

Trade Investment Slide

This complex charts represent a investment strategy that works well if you know how to use it. My wife HM Pam L (Porter) Norton and I thought this morning let's help some people with this slide. So,we decided to post this slide hope its helpful to investors.

John Norton

Unilever CEO

Definitely food for thought with his ideas about corporate leadership,innovation.

John Norton

Business Slide

Look at business slide its really a shock show that is a symbol of current economic changes.

John Norton

Global Currency Chart

Look at the interesting international trend on global currency.

John Norton

Pip Stock Indicator Chart

Look at PIP Stock Chart its interesting for this new week.

John Norton

Shaky Report Card

Well,reassured readers of this blog I am ah hum a little late public publication of this post here. Pardon me while I gag over the economic details I just was reading here at Monday 5:12pm. Ok,enough of the semantics because I know a gazillion of global readers of this blog are hungry to be feeding data to all of you. So,without further ado,the analysis is this started now,ready set go... First up on deck is the ugliest jobs report I have to read yet,unemployment running uphill like a large giraffe,so were talking 350,000 New jobless claims in just this month alone. That's AWFUL and to add that economic speaking its just the tip of the greater jobs picture. New factory and durable goods report just added a fresh new. coat of red paint to the already dismal jobs report for this fiscal quarter. Then you got the Apple debacle which Wall Street is popping bottles of pills over it,because Apple is a leading global company. Investor reaction to Apple being sued and countersuit is making investors think seriously about their short term investments. If Apple goes down in flames with the EU,then investors see the door wide open season on other American businesses. You're all open minded until you think about the overall costs involved in Europe biggest financial crisis pending which is Britain's Brexit. This financial mess is going to spin out of control when Brexit takes full effect. Why? Banks global are going to heeds warning,hedge their risks by constricting credit,loans and other products. If you think it stops there your not really realized that this effects global stock and bonds markets. I have optic vision to seeing the truth here by analyzing the global shock factor in market data. Think the last time that we had a flash crash of oh say about 600 points on the major markets indexes globally. Wall Street bankers and brokerage houses were reading it as a economic upturn in the green zones. To their shock they didn't learn from my analysis,the grinch came early to steal their Christmas toys,no Gulfstream jet for you this year. If they been smart they wouldn't have rode the rosey ride to suicide bottom on the markets. While the big profiteers like my wife HM Pamela L (Porter) Norton and I poured in wealth up the kazoo on the flames from that last flash crash,others just burnt themselves up in Wall Street flames,wailing over their broken portfolios. Gee,that is why we make money hand over fists while Wall Street bemoans their paltry bonus checks. My wife Pam cracks me up sometimes with her pointy jokes"  Their Shocking Poverty those Wall Street Pink Elephants are these Days one Wouldn't think that Eh.." Ok back to the Analysis here, Stocks climbed in the morning today only to learn the jobs report and Durable Goods Report which sent shivers down the spines of the Dow and Standards and Poors indexes. You look critical at the MaCD,Russell 500 1000 and others global it certainly really tells the story. Wall Street is visible nervous over both stocks and bonds market shares. The underpinning analytics tells me that global markets really reached a platinum plateau and now were in choppy waters going forward. Stock futures still remain bright but the optimism is wavering I think based on certain factors. The new Chinese oil deal with Russia and Iran easing some market pain,overall with a global light sweet crude oil prices jump that just happened. We add that combined with a larger than expected worldwide glut oversupply it's effects are pushing the OPEC nations to consider new proposal for refinery production output. Global markets this quarter as a whole have and are still sluggish with the new G 20 report shows that the global economy growth is actually averaged about 2 to 4 percent which is awful for this year in considering that it was much higher in some prior years. Well,Janet Yellen is yelling again with her Fed Chair commentary which makes Wall Street and the Global economy pause holding their noses at the prospects of another Central Banks interest rate hike. Investors and business this week started today being clobbered by bad news so Mrs Yellen at the markets are causing a downhill slalom. So looking this week ahead I think we are going to see some positive news about Apple,more about corporate profits reports which this month are very good,global temporary sell signals reversed direction. This will help a lot of short term investors who lost huge sums over summer time to gain back their losses. So,this is how I see this week going forward on the Dow and other markets including global markets.

Take Care and Have a Blessed Day..

HM John Norton
The Hon. UN Secretary General

" Invest Wisely When Opportunity Knocks"