Despite plenty of news around earnings season, geopolitics, and the economy, the S&P 500 has had the tightest YTD range in over 50 years.
However, as we discussed in last week’s Market Outlook, the individual stocks and sectors have been …
The A.I. story never ceases to keep investors on their toes.
It seems like just a few months ago, any company suggesting it was using AI would be rewarded by the market with billions in new market cap valuation.
Last …
As the majority of market commentary focuses on the collapse of AI tech related stocks, there’s a new bull market making new highs.
To be clear, the market and its index aren’t new. In fact, its chart below begins in …
Last week ended with the fireworks of:
As you can …
Last week started with a steep decline in stocks that broke key support levels. This drop was a test of the bulls’ resilience and a message from the market that bad news won’t always be a buying opportunity.
Fortunately, for …
Last Thursday concluded the first 10 trading days of the year. This calendar date is becoming increasingly important to active investors seeking better returns by using simple tactical trading strategies, as you’ll learn below.
This year, the Small Caps took …
While most analysts and the media are focused on the 2 primary market-driving economic data points, the labor market and inflation, there’s another series that will likely determine how the market responds to employment and inflation data in 2026.
Ironically, …
The market’s biggest headwind in 2026 may not be what you investors are thinking.
If history is any guide, Wall Street is going to have a very difficult balancing act in 2026—and it’s not between the Bulls and the Bears. …
In last week’s Market Outlook, “Unveiling The Market’s 2026 Magic Trick…” we encouraged the use of the powerful method of anticipating the market winners and losers without relying on predictions.
We also shared the table below, which demonstrates how wrong …
The market’s biggest illusions are often an investor’s greatest opportunities.
Every year, investors enter the market armed with predictions — what will outperform, what will fail, and what everyone should own. And every year, the market humbles most investors by …