Tag: s&p 500
SP 500 Rally Puts Key Price Target In View
The S&P 500 has rebounded from the October lows, making it a good time to provide an update on the state of the major index...
Why SPX 2000 Is Critical For Stocks
It’s always nice to see the equity markets make new all-time highs. Journalists are happy because it draws more attention and views, traders rejoice in...
The Week In Review: Markets Still Love Quantitative Easing
“What if I am wrong?” This is one of the most important questions that an investor needs to regularly ask themselves.
That’s how my...
Are US Small Caps Now The Place To Be?
Many market pundits were noting the significant underperformance of US small caps a month ago. The benchmark Russell 2000 (RUT) peaked in early 2014,...
Why The Latest V-Bottom Rally Is Bearish
It's difficult to argue against the opinion that the latest "v-bottom" rally in US equities has more force and bullish swagger about it than...
2 Charts Revisited: The Put Call Ratio And VIX Term Structure
Back on October 7, I wrote this piece that focused on two bearish indicators and I said we could see some near-term weakness in...
3 Threats To The U.S. Stock Market And Standard Of Living
We in America are facing multiple serious threats simultaneously; each of which has the potential to hinder our ability to maintain our standard of living....
Market Capitulation: Did Investment Managers Just Throw In the Towel?
Various sentiment measures are flashing previous levels of fear we’ve seen at recent major lows. Andrew Nyquist went over a few here, but one...
NYSE Composite Breadth: Deeper Stock Market Correction Ahead
A favorite breadth measure of technicians that's often cited as we search for clues about the underlying quality of rallies and severity of sell...
S&P 500 Moving Averages: Is The Rally Cleared for Liftoff?
No sooner did the S&P 500 (SPX) run above it's 200-Day Simple Moving Average (it's 3rd longest streak since 1950) end has market sentiment...
