Global equity markets roared this week and even accelerated to new all-time highs on the close. Growth Stocks and Big Caps continued their tear, up over +2% for the week. However, some global equities did even better that the US, …
US equities discounted the rancor on Capitol Hill and closed positive on Friday. This put the totals for the year up +5% on average across the major indexes. The Dow led the pack, up +1.93 % this week.
Equities seemed …
The Markets continued their relentless rise this week with key US stock indexes up to new all-time highs. Key indexes were up about 2% for the week and 5% +/-YTD. Strong economic data, employment, wages growth and market breadth are …
After taking a pause the last nine days of 2017, which almost pushed our risk gauges to the point of exiting stocks, a monster rally emerged to start off the year with the Dow Jones Industrials jumping over 2% and …
US stocks had another impressive week with three of the four main indexes making all-time highs. The Dow closed +1.08% and the NASDAQ 100 regained its footing, closing +1.91 %. Our risk gauges remain strongly bullish.
The news on capitol …
Ok, I might be dating myself, but what is happening in Washington reminds me of “Let’s Make a Deal,” one of the longest running TV game shows.
This week’s market action was dominated by two big deals.
First, the Senate …
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US equities market had a sloppy week with movement out of the Dow (DIA) -.44% and into the Russell 2000 (IWM) +1.27%, which had been languishing since early October.
Most interesting was that two Economic Modern Family members Regional Banks …
Excluding the NASDAQ 100 (QQQ), US equities markets tapped (not hit) the brakes this week, ending a two-month positive weekly run for the Dow Industrials.
The small caps (IWM) sold off the most -1.36% while. NASDAQ 100 (QQQ) continued to …
The NASDAQ 100 (QQQ) continued its melt up this week, +1.34%, outpacing all the key US indexes by a wide margin. IWM (Russell 2000) closed -.80%. Semi-conductors and the energy sector (we highlighted both last week) led the pack.
Once …
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