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Michael Carr is an American investor, a Chartered Market Technician (CMT) and a contributing editor for Winning Investor Daily. He is a longtime member of the Market Technicians Association (MTA), where he serves as the editor of its newsletter, “Technically Speaking.” He is ...more

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Employment Sets Up A Decline On Friday
Friday is a big day for the stock market. That’s when we see the monthly employment report. That report almost always creates volatility.
Tax Reform Means Big Money For Small Investors
President Ronald Reagan made tax reform a priority in his second term. This led to a series of dramatic stock market rallies.
Amazon Could Jump 50%?
Amazon's ratio is well below average. I expect it to move to an above-average level. That indicates Amazon could rally 50% from its current price.
Low Volatility Points To Dow 57,000 In 4 Years
Volatility is at an 80-year low. With low inflation, low-interest rates and steady economic growth, this stock market could double in the next four years. That puts the Dow at 57,000. History tells us that a strong bull market is possible.
How Trump Will Change The Fed Forever
The Taylor rule suggests that rate cuts should have started about three months earlier, and that could have prevented large losses in the stock market. The rule also identifies when negative rates are appropriate.
More Proof This Bull Market Will Last
Stocks are in a bull market. Skeptics argue that the bull market is built on a pile of sand. And, they warn, sand piles have a habit of collapsing suddenly. But the stock market isn’t ready to collapse.
Stocks Are 40% Undervalued Right Now
Warren Buffett’s teacher, Ben Graham, taught that the proper P/E ratio depended on interest rates. He wrote that the P/E ratio should be equal to the inverse of the long-term interest rate. This all means stocks have significant upside potential.
The Fed Is Set To Trigger A Recession In December
The recession indicator isn’t a pinpoint timing tool. Recessions followed signals by six to 34 months in the past, with an average lead time of 17 months. We should expect the next recession to occur in late 2018 or early 2019.
Japan’s 28-Year Bear Market Is Finally Over
The Nikkei 225 Index, a benchmark index for Japan, peaked in 1989. But stocks are now rallying, closing at a 21-year high this week.
Two Charts Target A 7% Gain By The End Of The Year
Investors can buy the iShares Russell 2000 ETF for exposure to small caps. IWM could gain another 7% in the short-term based on two different techniques.
Stocks Soared 26% The Last Time This Happened
Earnings drive returns. As EPS approaches all-time highs, stocks should rally. In the past, after setting the new high, the rally has continued. That means we should enjoy the rally in stocks for as long as it lasts.
This Early Warning Sign Shows That All Is Not Well
This month, analysts are expecting a small gain in employment and no change in the unemployment rate. Payroll tax receipts growth confirms that outlook.
This Chart Shows How The Smart Money Became Smart
As Hurricane Irma approached Florida, traders looked for possible gains. One market that seemed attractive was orange juice.
When This Chart Changes, All Markets Will Crash
Investors will see volatility and declines more often. Consumers will suffer as prices rise at stores. Overall, it will simply be terrible. And it’s likely to happen within the next few years.
October Begins The Best 3 Months Of The Year
In an average year, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 produce half of their gains in this three-month period. For the Nasdaq Composite Index, the gain in the last three months of the year is about 40% of the annual average return.
Small Caps Are Set To Lead The Next Bear Market
Small caps always lead the market, both up and down. For now, the trend is up.
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