Outside of the financial crisis of 2008, inflation (reported by the government) is now at its lowest level in 50 years.  This comes at the same time the Fed is threatening to begin tapering back on their bond purchases.  Stock and bond investors don't like it.

Another day, another high for the stock market.  Perhaps investors are rational for buying stocks at these levels.  In this episode, Karl tells you how to filter out the noise.  Plus, the best way to play IPOs.

The ECB surprised everybody by dropping rates causing rates to fall and eventually stocks to fall as well.  Investors are positioning themselves for slowing economic growth.  Karl explains how he's positioned.

The market is stretched.  But, just like plastic man, it continues to get more stretched.  There is a rotation going on in the market right now whereby investors are ratcheting down their growth prospects and investing in investments that do well in a low growth environment.

Many on Wall Street are reading the tea leaves and suggesting that growth is dead and therefore the stock market must fall.  If so, this is day #1.  Investors, on the other hand, aren't panicking and rushing out of stocks.  However, stocks are extended and are due for a rest.

Deal or no deal?  So far, no deal and investors are selling.  Karl tells investors to ignore the gyrations and focus on the trends.

Shorts got caught with, well, their shorts down today as markets rebounded.  Karl gives his thoughts on if it will continue or not.

Fear is starting to pick up.  Karl explains where the selling may end.

Investors are becoming nervous regarding the shenanigans in Washington.  But, should you sell your investments because of it?  

The stock market has dropped 5 days in a row after the big move higher post-Fed non-tapering announcement.  Karl examines whether or not this is a major sell sign or not.