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)