Are Retail Stocks, Bitcoin Lead Stock Market Higher?
We have been talking about the Retail Sector ETF (XRT) the its massive 11-month price consolidation for several months.
What we have been waiting for...
Semiconductors (SMH) Bullish Trend Nears Pivotal Crossroads
For much of the past two years, the Semiconductors sector has lead the Nasdaq and S&P 500 higher. Lead by Nvidia, the Semiconductors have...
Did Nasdaq Out-Performance Double Top At Year 2000 Peak?
In February 2021, the Nasdaq Composite stock index began to underperform the S&P 500... and this has continued for the past 45 months.
Today we...
Nikkei Trading Near 1989 Stock Peak; Double Top?
If you have been investing for 35 years, you likely remember the fervor heading into the Japanese Nikkei stock market index peak. And most...
Are Dietary Drug Stocks Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk Ready To Rise Again?
In today's article I will try to answer the question on whether the two premier diet drug companies stocks have finally stopped going down?
I...
Will Bearish Sentiment Lead To Bond Market Bottom?
Investors have been piling into all-equity one-ticket solutions. Call it performance chasing perhaps. These vehicles are more tilted to Do-It-Yourself (DIY) investors as this...
Are Retail Stocks Nearing Historic Breakout?
For Turnaround Tuesday, let’s re-examine the Retail Sector ETF (XRT), which we have tracked all year.
Since February 2024, the Retail Sector (XRT) has been...
Stock Market Risk Ratios Bullish; Gold and Silver Fall
I ended last week on Maggie Lake’s podcast.
During the discussion, we covered a lot of topics, and I encourage you to go have a...
Key Stock Market ETFs Fall Back To Earth; What’s Next?
The week right after the election, the stock market and investors were downright jubilant.Â
This past week, the best word to describe them as is...
IBD 50 Stock Index: Cup Pattern Pointing Higher?
The stock market remains elevated as stock bulls look to push the major indexes higher through the holidays.
Seasonality points to higher prices ahead... so...
