Stock Market Today: Will Election Jitters Hit Stocks?
Stocks have held up well but election jitters may be setting in. From the election to a lack of a stimulus bill, investors are...
As Election Draws Near, The Stock Market Holds Strong
Friday gave the thrill of a roller coaster ride, as we watched the major stock market indices run up and down throughout the day.
While...
S&P 500 Trading Outlook: Cycles Point To Post-Election Weakness
Trends from the past week remain negative, yet the lack of a meaningful breakdown in the U.S. stock market offers some reasons for optimism....
Are Treasury Bonds Confirming Bearish Reversal Pattern In October?
The initial coronavirus market panic sent treasury bonds soaring. But since that panic move, treasury bonds have reversed lower.
Today's "monthly" chart of long-dated treasury...
Investors Should Tune Out Politics, Tune In Price Action
It seems like every day there are several news headlines and news flashes about the latest election and political theater. From the debates to...
The Most Important Financial Markets Chart of the Next Decade
This chart of the price of copper and correlations to emerging markets and the S&P 500 could be one of the most important charts...
Stock Market Today: Are Buyers Losing Their Edge?
Stocks are having trouble figuring out which direction to go. After peaking last week, the major stock market indices appear to be in a...
Can Cheap Money Entice Growth In Small Cap Stocks?
A growing worry of stagflation (high inflation followed by stagnant economic growth) is becoming more of a trending reality as the pandemic looks to...
U.S. Equities Technical Outlook: Indicators Mixed But Improving As Election Nears
This article is the second of two research pieces that provide an updated outlook for the U.S. stock market. This research piece looks at...
Consumer Discretionary ETF (XLY) Flashes Bearish Divergence
As I paged through the S&P 500 charts during my normal weekend review, I started to identify some consistent patterns in the leadership sectors...
