Weekly Market Outlook – Still Defying the Odds

It was touch and go for the better part of last week, but when push came to shove as the weekend approached, it was the bulls doing most of the shoving. Thanks to Friday's 0.64% gain, the S&P 500 ended the week on a high note that was underscored by the NASDAQ Composite's cross above its 200-day moving average line....

Traders Must Stay Optimistically Cautious Part II

This Part II of our research post regarding the future potential of any very deep market correction and/or a potential new-age market rally based on our presumption that the global market dynamics have changed dramatically over the past 20+ years.  Are the market gurus correct in thinking the next big move will be to the downside?  Or are they missing...

Traders Must Stay Optimistically Cautious Part II

This Part II of our research post regarding the future potential of any very deep market correction and/or a potential new-age market rally based on our presumption that the global market dynamics have changed dramatically over the past 20+ years.  Are the market gurus correct in thinking the next big move will be to the downside?  Or are they missing...

Has Gold Reached Upside Resistance Near $1340-1360?

Our research has indicated that precious metals should be setting up for a period of rotation and sideways trading over the next 20~30 days.  We issued a research post on January 28, 2019 warning that precious metals would be consolidated over a 30~45 day period before setting up for a massive upside price move, here.  This research was based on...

Has Gold Reached Upside Resistance Near $1340-1360?

Our research has indicated that precious metals should be setting up for a period of rotation and sideways trading over the next 20~30 days.  We issued a research post on January 28, 2019 warning that precious metals would be consolidated over a 30~45 day period before setting up for a massive upside price move, here.  This research was based on...

Why traders must stay optimistically cautious going forward

The one interesting facet of the various research posts our team continues to digest is the continued bearish sentiment that exudes from some analysts.  It appears these technical gurus have become married to the concept that global economic issues will crash the US stock market in the near future.  We have to give them some credit though.  We wanted to...

Why traders must stay optimistically cautious going forward

The one interesting facet of the various research posts our team continues to digest is the continued bearish sentiment that exudes from some analysts.  It appears these technical gurus have become married to the concept that global economic issues will crash the US stock market in the near future.  We have to give them some credit though.  We wanted to...

Weekly Market Outlook – This is Where Traders Have to Commit, or Flinch

The bears had their opportunity to quell the rally – or at least shut it down for a while. When push came to shove as the three-day weekend approached though, the bulls wanted it more. Granted, the removal of the risk of another government shutdown gave the market the nudge it needed. But, even without that nudge it doesn't look...

Weekly Market Outlook – This is Where Traders Have to Commit, or Flinch

The bears had their opportunity to quell the rally – or at least shut it down for a while. When push came to shove as the three-day weekend approached though, the bulls wanted it more. Granted, the removal of the risk of another government shutdown gave the market the nudge it needed. But, even without that nudge it doesn't look...

Opinion: Why the stock market might soon careen down a dangerous ‘slope of hope’

– The prevailing mood has shifted from extreme pessimism to extreme optimism – By Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch Sentiment conditions on Wall Street are flashing short-term danger signs. That's because the mood has shifted from the extreme pessimism that prevailed in late December to nearly as extreme optimism today. Some call current conditions a "slope of hope." Consider the average recommended...
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