The Dow as well as the S&P 500 were able to log gains last week, but they were far from convincing, the NASDAQ actually lost ground… the one index that needs to lead the way if the marketwide rally is to last. It was a win, but there's still reason to worry. On the flipside, the good news is all...
The Dow as well as the S&P 500 were able to log gains last week, but they were far from convincing, the NASDAQ actually lost ground… the one index that needs to lead the way if the marketwide rally is to last. It was a win, but there's still reason to worry. On the flipside, the good news is all...
Following through on the previous week's bullishness, the bulls came back from the 4th of July weekend still in a buying mood. They were tested to be sure, and for a while the market was even in the red for the week. When push came to shove though, it was the bulls doing most of the shoving. There are still...
Following through on the previous week's bullishness, the bulls came back from the 4th of July weekend still in a buying mood. They were tested to be sure, and for a while the market was even in the red for the week. When push came to shove though, it was the bulls doing most of the shoving. There are still...
The past four months have been impressive, all things considered. After plunging in February and March on COVID-19 fears, the S&P 500 has bounced back from its March 23rd low with a 42.4% rebound. It's still not back to its record-breaking February high, but that level is at least in sight. The rebound is far from evenly distributed though. Initially...
The past four months have been impressive, all things considered. After plunging in February and March on COVID-19 fears, the S&P 500 has bounced back from its March 23rd low with a 42.4% rebound. It's still not back to its record-breaking February high, but that level is at least in sight. The rebound is far from evenly distributed though. Initially...
Yes, we certainly live in interesting times. This, the last segment of our multi-part article on the current Q2 and Q3 2020 US and global economic expectations, as well as current data points, referencing very real ongoing concerns, we urge you to continue using common sense to help protect your assets and families from what we believe will be a...
Continuing our research from Part I, into what to expect in Q2 and Q3 of 2020, we’ll start by discussing our Adaptive Dynamic Learning predictive modeling system and our belief that the US stock market is rallied beyond proper expectation levels. The Adaptive Dynamic Learning (ADL) modeling systems attempts to identify price and technical indicator DNA markers and attempts to...
It's not enough to say with absolute certainty that stocks are out of the woods. But, last week's gains during the holiday shortened week were certainly enough to hint that the prior week's weakness wasn't necessarily on omen of things to come. More than anything though, stocks remain beholden to COVID-19 news even if that didn't seem to be much...
