Tag: stock market analysis
Are High Yield Spreads Forecasting Another Stock Market Collapse?
There are a lot of indicators to follow when trying to project future stock market performance.
But today we look at an indicator that has...
Post Election Risks? Watch These Semiconductor and Railroad Stocks
AI enthusiasm remains high, but macro uncertainty could be rising in the semiconductor space
As earnings season chugs along, we profile NXP Semiconductor, CSX, and...
Will Bearish Pattern Take Semiconductors (and the Stock Market) Lower?
Over the course of the 15 year bull market, investors have seen important pockets of leadership emerge.
And, as we have highlighted several times, leadership...
Dow Jones Utilities Rally At Resistance; Pullback Next?
Utilities stocks have been surging higher this year.
Once thought of as a conservative hedge-like allocation for investors, Utilities have been performing like tech...
Q3 Earnings to be Shaped by Large Cap Tech Stocks This...
Q3 S&P 500 Earnings Per Share growth expected to come in at 3.6%, the fifth consecutive quarter of growth.
All eyes on the Magnificent 7...
Is the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) Ready to Perform?
Considering the bull market of 2024, Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) - she has 6 ETFs - has seen a lot of sideways...
Market Update: What’s Next for Stock and Commodities?Â
When I am asked to do an interview on the media, the producer(s) ask for my notes on market conditions.
As I will appear at...
Industrial Stocks in Focus Ahead of Peak Earnings Season
Q3 S&P 500 EPS growth expected to come in at 3.4%, the fifth consecutive quarter of growth, yet the weakest quarter in over a year.
Industrials...
Dow Jones at Risk of Historic Top and Reversal Lower
Unlike other stock indices we’ve written about, the Dow Jones Industrial Average doesn’t show signs of weakness on the charts. However, it shows a...
S&P 500 Bearish Divergence with Junk Bonds Largest of Year!
The stock market performs best when risky assets are being bought by investors. This is what investors call "risk on", as it points to...
