Is the S&P 500 Weaker Than Current Prices Would Have Us Believe?
I’m watching an increase in the number of new lows, and it’s not suggesting higher prices.
I’m watching an increase in the number of new lows, and it’s not suggesting higher prices.
Four days up, now six days sideways. If the people are so bullish, why aren’t they buying?
It’s never different. The market always rhymes. That’s why this indicator suggests volatility on the horizon.
This week’s sentiment survey will tell us where our team stands on the stock market before digging in on Tesla, SpaceX, and Palantir. Plus, why your 401(k) may be invested in the wrong things.
It’s vacation time for many, but the markets don’t rest. Let’s look back at several historic Augusts that began quietly and ended with volatility.
Plus, where on the sentiment cycle is the software sector?
Let’s dive in and look at the equal-weight S&P and try to understand why breadth isn’t stronger.
With the S&P 500 setting new highs, the bears have left the building. Here’s what I’m paying attention to.
Just a week ago, investors were anxious. Now, they’re rushing into stocks, hoping to get exposure any way they can.
You can see, feel, and hear the difference in sentiment. People are jumping back into the semis wholeheartedly.