Stock Market Update: Rising Dividends, An Earnings Outlier, and Supply Chain Woes
The following research was written by Christine Short, VP of Research at Wall Street Horizon. Executive Summary The Q1 and Q2 2021 earnings seasons were perhaps...
Russell 2000 Rally Gives Stock Market Bulls Strength
The U.S. stock market indices put in a flat to higher day on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 Index finishing fractionally higher (+0.02%). Its...
Why The Transportation ETF (IYT) Must Hold Above $268
The Transportation Sector ETF (IYT) bounced off $268 closing +0.32% on the day. This was a pivotal level to hold and becomes more important when...
Bullish Aussie Dollar Cycles Should Resume After Consolidation
Currency Markets Insights: - The US Dollar DXY remains bearish as precious metals trade higher. - Per Elliott wave analysis, the Aussie Dollar (AUDUSD) is consolidating within...
Dow Jones Industrials Testing Monster Breakout Level!
The past year has seen a strong, persistent rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Could there be further upside in store... perhaps another monster...
Are Small-Cap Growth Stocks Ready To Breakout?
“A small-cap is generally a company with a market capitalization of between $300 million and $2 billion. The advantage of investing in small-cap stocks...
Will Government Bonds Continue To Sink Lower?
US government bonds have come under pressure over the past year. And that decline has come to an important inflection point. Time to bounce higher?...
Bullish Investors Need Russell 2000 and Transportation Indices To Hold Support
For the small-cap Russell 2000 Index & ETF (IWM), $226.69 is an important price level to hold as it shows the index can sustain...
Facebook Stock (FB) and the Pitfalls of Confirmation Bias
One of the most common behavioral biases, confirmation bias is when you determine your conclusion and then gather evidence to back it up. Mindful investors gather...
Is It “Timber Time” For Overheated Lumber Prices?
Rising lumber prices have been a major source of inflation concerns. It's one thing when the price of lumber doubles... and a whole other...
