More Stocks Are Hitting New Lows. The Market Doesn’t Seem to Care.
NYSE and Nasdaq new lows are climbing, but selling pressure keeps fading after the open. That disconnect could be telling investors something important about what’s coming next.
NYSE and Nasdaq new lows are climbing, but selling pressure keeps fading after the open. That disconnect could be telling investors something important about what’s coming next.
Let’s examine a few key charts to see whether this chopfest will continue.
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?
Readers have asked about the intermediate-term indicators. They’re not saying much yet, but that might change as Nasdaq nears oversold.
The question is, does that make bonds a buy here? And the Nasdaq is close to being oversold.
Meta Platforms is embroiled in a lawsuit while the company’s shares sit, teetering, on support. We look at our Pro’s thoughts on the stock as well as interest rates and the stock market.
Everybody is watching the bonds closely. But are they looking at the wrong thing?
Let’s take a look at an indicator that I don’t normally follow, but which is giving a powerful signal right now.
I’d have expected a bond market rally to give stocks more of a lift. But it didn’t. Does that mean we can expect more downside?
We’ve been stuck in this either/or market for what seems like an eternity. Perhaps it’s time that everything moves together.