Markets Close With a Warning Sign That Shouldn’t Be Ignored
The S&P 500 closed at the lows of the day for the first time since March.
The S&P 500 closed at the lows of the day for the first time since March.
Sell-the-news pressure emerges as AMD, Intel trade off and interest rates spike higher.
While most investor sentiment shows complacency, what’s going on with the options traders?
It was another positive day with broader action but most of the market isn’t participating.
Stock picking is coming back to life. Here’s an example of a name that offers lower risk after earnings news.
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Despite the market’s amazing advance, there are many justifiable reasons for our doubt and skepticism.
Chip stocks are rebounding, but nervousness about inflation is building as momentum cools.
I’m not bearish, bullish, or fighting bubbles. I’m simply adjusting my positioning.
There’s a reason I’m feeling more cautious and have cash levels close to 50% now.