A Glimmer of Light for the Rank and File Stocks
As I got back into it following my return from vacation, I began to notice that the statistics are showing improvement for the “others.” Could they be about to make a turn for the better?
Four Charts You Should Pay Attention To
While I’m away on vacation for the next two weeks, here are four charts you should be watching.
Yes, We Are Oversold. But We Are Also Complacent.
The problem is that people just don’t think the market can fall more than 5-10%. Which means that it can.
And Now You Know Why I’ve Been Bearish on the Banks Since August
It’s hard to be either bullish or bearish on the entire market right now, but selectively, there are some great trades to be made.
Just When I Thought Complacency Had Been Pushed Off the Table, It’s Back.
Finally, investors started to show some concern on Thursday, but by Friday, they were back and getting excited about the semis, which concerns me.
Investor Sentiment Is Finally Turning Pessimistic
Looking at two key sentiment surveys, we finally see a bit of a change. Investors are turning worried.
It’s Time to Take Notice
As the market nears oversold, one Wall Street strategist has cut his year-end target on the S&P 500 by more than a little.
The Best Rallies Take Place When Investors Are Bearish, Not Complacent
Perhaps we’ll get a change in direction following the Fed’s press conference tomorrow. Until then, this market feels complacent, which is not productive.
What’s Driving This Market? Complacency.
Something has got to change and I think it will happen sooner rather than later.
Is Alphabet Stock, Like the Market, Oversold Enough to Rally?
Not much changed on Friday. The market is oversold, while sentiment is complacent. We could rally, and a stock I recently recommended could follow.