The Coronavirus outbreak is causing concern in the market (not to mention other parts of society as well.) In this week’s update, I review the charts from a technical perspective and call out the other things to watch for as well. Here is the video update: Your...
The Wall Street Journal reports the a record amount of cash is being pulled out of Index Mutual Funds and ETF’s, as well as individual stocks. Yet the rally continues. What is driving this? Corporate Stock Buybacks. That is fine, but that well is not bottomless....
Is the market just “resting” before making new highs, or is it rolling over and a correction beginning? Watch this week’s video analysis for the key signs to watch for. What do you think? I welcome your questions, comments and feedback....
Well there it goes! The S&P 500 and other major indexes made new closing highs on Friday, November 15th, 2019. Not just new highs, but a clear break-out. That is the reality and I will trade that reality. But, how does this compare to previous rallies this year...
All of the indexes put in new intra-day and closing highs last week. Will it continue? What are the driving factors? Check out this week’s latest analysis in the video below. Meanwhile, we are making profit, both ways, long and short. Currently six open...
The S&P 500 has approached the all time high of ~$3027 for the third time. Will it break out, or reverse down again? The key things to watch are; – Earnings results (60% of the S&P 500 has yet to report) – FOMC announcement on Wednesday, 10/30/19...
The degree of political uncertainty is at an incredible level. As a result, the S&P 500 is stuck in a channel, with the tension of a strong US economy, better than expected earnings, but this overhang of uncertainty. In this week’s video, I review the...
Here are the “Big Picture” items for the week coming up: 1) “Phase One” of China trade deal agreed to in principle – needs to be “papered.” >Caused market rally on Friday 2) Q3 earnings season in full swing >Watch Banks in particular >JPMorgan...
Traders should expect more volatility in the upcoming week. Here is the backdrop and upcoming events to be aware of: Backdrop -Last week’s volatility was driven by; slowdown in manufacturing and services, solid jobs and unemployment numbers -Overall global...
Are current market levels justified by underlying strength, or are participants “drinking the Kool-Aid” and displaying naivete and disregard for global data and recent shocks to the market? In this update, I review and analyze where we are and what to...
