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IPOs & Forensic Accounting: An Unlikely Match
Releasing fewer years of financial results could make it easier for a firm to “time” its IPO to avoid disclosing negative information.
Stocks Eye New Highs As Trump Gets Busy Fulfilling Campaign Promises
No doubt, the new Administration is shaking things up, as promised…and the left is pushing back hard, as promised. Nevertheless, I believe economic fundamentals are positive with a favorable environment for equities globally.
The Trump Bump: An Earnings Quality Analysis
Though the market appears to be recently dominated by Trump’s potential impact on the American economy, earnings quality trends continue to be relevant to stock prices.
New Year Commences With A Bullish Optimism, But Will It Last?
As the New Year gets underway, the technical picture remains strong, as the Dow is gathering strength to challenge ominous psychological round-number resistance at 20,000 and market breadth is impressive, led by small caps and value stocks.
Abrupt Rotation Underway In Response To Trump Victory
In this update we give a view of the current market environment, offer TA of the S&P 500 and review weekly fundamentals-based rankings and actionable ETF trading ideas.
Earnings Good, Bullish Rankings Steady, But News Is Trumping Fundamentals
It is encouraging to see that Q3 earnings season is looking a bit better than expected.
Stocks Coil As Q3 Earnings Take The Stage And Election Campaigns Heat Up
As Q3 came to a close, investors continued to show cautious optimism and the S&P 500 posted a gain for the fourth straight quarter.
Volatility Returns As Anticipation Builds About Fed Actions And Elections
On Wednesday afternoon, the Fed came through to fulfill what was widely expected – no change to the discount rate just yet. But it did pump up its hawkish language a bit.
Healthcare Struggles Under Election Campaign Attacks, While Tech, Financial, And Small Caps Lead An Overall Bullish Market
Despite the market’s impressive show of strength and resilience, stocks remain widely unloved.
Stocks Methodically March Ever Higher As Breadth Continues To Improve
It seems the market isn’t quite so news-driven these days; instead it has been focusing on fundamentals and the overall improvement in prospects for the economy and corporate earnings. And these things are driving it ever higher.
Stocks Break Out As Investors Place Their Bets On Endless Monetary Stimulus
The market broke out to the upside, as I predicted it would -- although the breakout came a good bit sooner than I anticipated. My expectation was that stocks would remain within their standing trading range until a clear upside catalyst emerged.
Stocks Remain Inside Their Long-Standing Trading Range, But An Upside Breakout Grows More Likely
After the scary post-Brexit yo-yo, the broad market indexes, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000 are back above their 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages, and in fact the 50-day has provided solid support the past two days on the S&P 500.
Fundamentals Still Look Solid Despite Brexit-induced Volatility
After a nice little rally from mid-February until early June, investors started taking chips off the table, ostensibly in anticipation of Thursday’s Brexit vote.
Market Breadth Improves As Investors Rotate Back To Quality
Last week, technology and biotech led the market surge, with the Nasdaq gaining +3.4% for the week while financials gained +2.6%. Notably, Tech, Healthcare, and Financial sectors make up 50% of the S&P 500, thus serving to boost that index, as well.
Global Uncertainties, Mixed Economic Signals, And Summer Doldrums Conspire To Paralyze Investors
On Tuesday, the April CPI came in slightly above expectations at +0.4%, which led to hawkish commentary from some FOMC members.
Bullish Sentiment Solidifies Even In The Face Of Lofty
The stock market rally from the edge-of-the-cliff reversal on February 12 has continued, and an assault on the all-time highs from almost one year ago (on the S&P 500) now seems plausible.
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