S&P 500 Weekly Outlook: News Flow Weighs On Stocks
The S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) pushed to its highest point in weeks before reversing last week. The price action has been volatile across the major...
Stock Market Video: Focusing On Trends & Managing Volatility
Market volatility can harm investor returns.
Not simply because we (sometimes incorrectly) associate volatility with down markets, but because volatility tends to shake investor confidence.
It...
Investing Outlook: Earnings Estimates Set High Bar For Stocks
It’s been an uneasy consolidation for stocks since the retest of the February lows in late March/early April.
If the bulls want to win the...
5 Macro Themes: China, Inflation, The Dollar and More
Here's a brief preview of the topics and charts covered in the latest edition of my Weekly Macro Themes report.
There’s a lot going on across the financial markets...
The Long Blockchain Delisting… Removing a Remnant Of Bubblemania
It is with a heavy heart that we acknowledge the delisting of Long Blockchain (LBCC), a stock that quickly became the poster child for Blockchain...
Wells Fargo 1Q 2018 Earnings Report: 4 Charts
Wells Fargo reported earnings today, and I thought it would be interesting to share four quick charts.
Below I look at core operating metrics, along...
Alaska Air (ALK) Begins New Market Cycle on a High Note
Alaska Air's stock (ALK) rose 5% higher on Friday morning, after reporting that revenue passenger miles increased by 6.5% and passenger capacity increased by...
S&P 500 Futures Trading Update: Breakout or Fakeout?
Broad Stock Market Futures Outlook for April 13, 2018
Charts sit at the top of resistance range today with momentum holding steady to the upside. How...
Bed Bath and Beyond Stock Craters, Outlook Weak
Home retailer Bed Bath and Beyond (BBBY) tanked by 18% on Thursday morning, after reporting inline earnings.
The company reported earnings per share of $1.48...
The Continuing Saga of a Range-Bound Stock Market
I’m often asked whether I’m bullish or bearish on a certain market.
I always like to remind people that the market can go in three...