Semiconductor ETF (SMH) Is Trading Near Yearly Pivot Support!
The semiconductor sector and stocks are getting hit hard by the current stock market correction. And it can be argued that weakness across the...
Nobody Is Bigger (or Smarter) Than This Stock Market
Over the weekend, I am certain you read reports that said the market is at a tradeable bottom and others that said the market...
Treasury Bonds / Interest Rates Short-Term Outlook $TBT $TLT
We’ve been watching the Short Treasury Bonds ETF (NASDAQ: TBT) AND Long Treasury Bonds ETF (NASDAQ: TLT) for some time over here @seeitmarket.
Check out...
U.S. Equities Market Update: Can Bulls End October Correction?
The equity markets finished the week ending October 19 mixed with the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) and Dow Jones Industrials (NYSEARCA: DIA) managing marginal...
Time To Go Long Gold Miners and Short the S&P 500?
The precious metals sector continues to be a "grind", offering a few trades but mostly sideways to lower action.
Gold prices have slogged along and...
S&P 500 Weekly Forecast: The Correction Isn’t Over Yet
Investors will likely have to endure 2-3 more weeks of price volatility as the financial markets absorb a developing news cycle focused on Saudi...
How Concerned Should Investors Be About A 1987-Like Crash?
With stocks in correction mode, there has been an increase in chatter about bear markets and potential crashes.
This talk has been around for the...
Market Outlook: Volatility Fades as Stocks Look for Bottom
Last week’s S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) move exceeded 4 standard deviations from the October 3 close. This week, the S&P 500 followed up with...
The Stock Market Is Shooting Arrows and Throwing Daggers
The stock market has 5 heads and 8 arms.
It stands victoriously on 2 legs atop its victim.
It could be because the victor has more...
S&P 500 Weekly Market Outlook: Breadth Swoons… Lows Soon?
Key Takeaways: Â Indexes bounce but momentum and breadth not providing evidence that risks have receded. Best evidence that a meaningful low has emerged will...
