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Tariff Man Set The Stage, Then The Machines Took Over
Since 1965, the average time lag between the yield curve inverting and the ensuing peak in the stock market has been 16.4 months (the median was 18.5).
Is Uncertainty Back In The Mix So Soon?
While it may sound strange, perhaps the best word to describe the market action on Monday is, disappointing. Yes, the Dow Jones Industrial Average popped 288 points.
Fears Fading Away As Santa Loads His Sleigh
Is it time to cue the traditional year-end, aka Santa Claus rally on Wall Street?
One Worry Removed
Within 12 minutes of the release of Mr. Powell's speech, the S&P 500 surged 30 points. And by the end of the day, the trend-following algos had tacked on another 30+ points, putting the gain on the day at 61.62 points or 2.30%.
Is Some Hope Creeping Into The Stock Market?
Don't look now fans, but there might be some hope creeping into the stock market. With just 23 trading days left in the year, there seems to be some hope that we've seen the bottom of the recent pullback.
2018: A Tough Row To Hoe
For most investors, 2018 is turning out to be a tough row to hoe. Suddenly, nobody is talking about global synchronized growth, low inflation, the benefits of tax cuts, and 20% earnings growth. No, all that is now so 2017
Near-Term: It's All About The Headlines. Longer-Term: It's About...
The question of the day in my mind continues to be whether or not we've seen "the" bottom of the current corrective phase. I can argue both sides of the issue. But the key in the near-term is the fact that we've got a news-driven market on our hands.
It Is What It Is
Despite the relentless rise in stock prices, the current market environment seems to offer an awful lot for analysts to complain about. There is the lack of volatility, something that hasn’t been seen for decades.
No Time To Have Your Foot To The Floor
It’s a bull market until proven otherwise and the dips should continue to be bought. But, in my opinion, this is no time to have your foot to the floor.
The Next Leg Higher?
Despite the intraday scare on Friday, the short-term Trend Model starts the week in positive territory.
One-Day Wonder Or The New Trend?
The FANG’s had a bad day at the office while the banks and transports soared. Such is life at times in the stock market game. Odd yes, but definitely not unprecedented.
A Productive Day On Several Fronts
With the economy continuing to surprise to the upside, the new Fed Chair saying he’ll stay the course, and the potential for a tax bill to happen sooner rather than later, investors hit the buy button early.
An Indication Of Waning Momentum
When stocks run higher in a meaningful fashion, the move tends to be accompanied by a thrust in market breadth.
Ms. Market Sticking To The Script
With the end of 2017 in sight, it’s time to buckle down and get back to work. As usual, let’s start the week with a look at my key market models/indicators and see where we stand.
Is The Exuberance Rational This Time Around?
Just when you thought it might be time for stocks to pull back and for traders to perhaps rethink the low-volatility, steady march higher, the major indices blasted to fresh all-time highs yesterday.
Will Low Volatility Mean Lower Risk Next Time?
“Low volatility” has become one of the popular factor-plays in stock picking. This is probably due to the fact that the low vol space has outperformed the broad market.
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