Sell Rosh, Buy Yom in 2026?
There’s an old adage about selling stocks before Rosh Hashanah and buying them back on Yom Kippur. Is there a chance that this strategy works in 2026?
There’s an old adage about selling stocks before Rosh Hashanah and buying them back on Yom Kippur. Is there a chance that this strategy works in 2026?
Let’s look at today’s indicators with an eye to the past to get a look at a possible future scenario.
Readers have asked about the intermediate-term indicators. They’re not saying much yet, but that might change as Nasdaq nears oversold.
Stocks are pretty much where they were last week. Small caps haven’t moved in two months! But is Intel preparing for a move up?
The question is, does that make bonds a buy here? And the Nasdaq is close to being oversold.
Bonds are up, and people are talking, so let’s join in and discuss their price action.
Everybody is watching the bonds closely. But are they looking at the wrong thing?
While I won’t take sides on NVDA before it announces earnings this week, I do have a read on the indicators and charts for you.
These catchphrases have certainly caught on in the past week. But do they hold water for what’s happening now — or are they just annoying?
Will things get a little wild this week? Plus a look a close look at gold, the Utes and two potential tax-loss selling candidates.