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Does The Trump Rally Look Sustainable Or Vulnerable?
In this week's video, we'll review hard evidence from the markets that shows Trump's platform has already significantly altered the investment landscape.
Post-Election Game Plan
Based on the S&P 500 futures on election night, Wednesday’s open could see heavy selling pressure. While each event follows a unique script, market action following the Brexit vote serves as a reminder sharp drops can be followed by strong rallies.
Will Improving Earnings Help Push Stocks Higher?
Market breadth was very impressive during Monday’s session, especially with 90% of NYSE volume being associated with advancing issues.
History Tells Us Polls And Anticipated Market Reactions Can Be Way, Way Off
Headed into presidential election week, we'll take a look at the good, bad and the ugly.
Election Approach Given Narrowing Gap In Polls
As of the close on Wednesday, November 2, the S&P 500 is 43 points below the pre-Clinton news high.
A Tale Of Two Very Different Markets
Until some observable improvement occurs, the market is susceptible to further downside in the coming weeks. If the S&P 500 can recapture and hold above its 50-day moving average (2,155), it would help reduce some of the short-term pressure.
Is The Market Setting Up For A Post-Election Plunge?
In this week's video, we'll examine the charts to help us answer the question, is the market setting up for a post-election plunge?
A Bullish Set-Up In Numerous Broad Indexes
It is counterintuitive to think a “momentum failure” set-up in stocks could have bullish implications. The present day weekly chart of the S&P 500 shows an example of the case where momentum fails “to move back into oversold territory”.
Will The Fed Cause Another Waterfall Decline In Stocks And Oil?
In this week's video, we will view the charts to help us answer the question, are stocks walking down the same ominous rate hike road they did in 2015?
Fischer Says Fed Needs Help Regarding Low-Rate Risks
What message was embedded in Fischer’s entire speech?
Hard To Ignore Dovish Tone Of Yellen’s Remarks
The market remains skeptical relative to the shorter-term message in Yellen’s remarks.
Pullback Or New Bear Market?
In this week's video, we'll examine updated charts of numerous asset classes and ETFs to help us answer the question, does it look more like a pullback or a new bear market.
Is It Time To Throw In The Bullish Towel?
Earlier this week the broad NYSE Composite Stock Index was sitting roughly 7% below its 2015 highs. Therefore, it is rational to get discouraged, especially given the wild central-bank-induced swings over the past couple of years.
How Helpful Are Two Consecutive S&P 500 Inside Weeks?
The S&P 500 just experienced two “inside weeks” in a row for the first time since February 2008, an indication that the market may be in for a major breakdown or breakout in the weeks ahead.
Stocks Trying To Break Out Relative To Bonds
When investors are more confident about economic and market outcomes, they typically prefer to own growth-oriented sectors, such as energy, over more defensive-oriented bonds.
Is The Party Over For Stocks And Gold?
In this week's video, we'll review updated charts to help us answer the question, is the party over for stocks and gold?
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