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U.S. Equities Market Update: A Pause To Refresh?

This week's update is going to be a short one. Quite frankly, not a lot has changed technically for the major stock market indices. That...

Is the S&P 500 Flashing a Spring Sell Signal?

The stock market has been red hot over the past 5 months or so with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq sporting big gains. But...

Is S&P 500 Nearing Turning Point With Spring Equinox?

It is always worth keeping a close eye on the stock market price action around this time of year. 18 months ago, it was the...

Investor Sentiment Getting Greedy? Seems Unwarranted!

Several indicators of investor sentiment are showing rising "greed" levels. And when investors get greedy, it tends to imply that we are nearing a...

Hindenburg Omen Flashes Initial Sell Signal For Stocks

The Hindenburg Omen is a broad market indicator that rarely signals, but when it does, you want to pay attention!  When a bull market is...

5 Breadth Indicators To Watch as S&P 500 Makes New All-Time...

Legendary market strategist Paul Montgomery used to say, "The most bullish thing the market can do is go up." But are new all-time highs...

Will The S&P 500 Decline To 4300 By End Of February?

We kicked off the new year of 2024 with an overheated stock market, excessively bullish breadth indicators, and euphoric sentiment levels. While the first...

S&P 500 Forecast for Q1 2024: The Bearish Elliott Wave Case

The decline we drew on the chart last week for the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (NYSEARCA:IWM) worked as expected. Price moved down into the...

Key Stock Market Indices and ETFs Trading At Breakout Resistance!

After a big year-end rally, the stock market is attempting to consolidate gains in January. That consolidation has several stock indices and ETFs trading near...

Does S&P 500 Seasonal Weakness Say Danger In Q1?

After a strong Q4 2023, the S&P 500 started 2024 with a whimper! Is this the beginning of a further deterioration for the Nasdaq...

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