– The 10-year Treasury note yield also broke below key level of 1.50% on Friday – By Sunny Oh, MarketWatch U.S. Treasury yields extended their weeklong slump on Friday as investors worried that the economic impact of COVID-19 may not be contained to China, and is spilling over into neighboring regions. What are Treasurys doing? The 10-year Treasury note yield...
The tepid bullish start to last week ended downright bearishly, with Friday's decided stumble even worse than Thursday's setback. Lingering coronavirus got the bulk of the blame, and (probably) rightfully so. But, it wasn't a terribly tall order to tip stocks over. They were already overextended. Yet, as rough as things were as the week wound down, the broad uptrend's...
The tepid bullish start to last week ended downright bearishly, with Friday's decided stumble even worse than Thursday's setback. Lingering coronavirus got the bulk of the blame, and (probably) rightfully so. But, it wasn't a terribly tall order to tip stocks over. They were already overextended. Yet, as rough as things were as the week wound down, the broad uptrend's...
In the first section of this article, we highlighted three key components/charts illustrating why the “rally to the peak” is very likely a result of a continued Capital Shift away from risk and into the US stock market as an attempt to avoid foreign market growth concerns. This method of pouring capital into the US stock market is a process...
In the first section of this article, we highlighted three key components/charts illustrating why the “rally to the peak” is very likely a result of a continued Capital Shift away from risk and into the US stock market as an attempt to avoid foreign market growth concerns. This method of pouring capital into the US stock market is a process...
It's not exactly a centerpiece of the typical trader's repertoire. In fact, even to most investors willing to stick with stocks for the long haul, the importance of valuation is questionable. There are extreme cases where a market's valuation reaches such an extreme, however, where nobody can afford to ignore fundamentals. This is one of those times, with the S&P...
It's not exactly a centerpiece of the typical trader's repertoire. In fact, even to most investors willing to stick with stocks for the long haul, the importance of valuation is questionable. There are extreme cases where a market's valuation reaches such an extreme, however, where nobody can afford to ignore fundamentals. This is one of those times, with the S&P...
By Michael Santoli, CNBC The way markets have been acting this year, treating high-quality American assets as a haven, makes sense. But even a sensible move can reach extremes and create distortions. The trick is trying to figure out when rational activity takes conditions to a riskier place. It’s unclear we’re there yet. That’s right — even though the coronavirus...
By Michael Santoli, CNBC The way markets have been acting this year, treating high-quality American assets as a haven, makes sense. But even a sensible move can reach extremes and create distortions. The trick is trying to figure out when rational activity takes conditions to a riskier place. It’s unclear we’re there yet. That’s right — even though the coronavirus...
Another week, another win. The S&P 500 shrugged off the potential spread of the coronavirus — again — gaining 1.57% to plow deeper into record-high territory. Once again though, the volume behind the move was not only modest, but slumped. There's just not a lot of investor participation in the move. There's simply less interest in challenging it. In the...
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