Tag: moving averages
Stock Market Today: 200-Day Moving Average Gets in the Way
The stock market rally hit a brick wall over night after the S&P 500 tested its 200 day moving average.
This could prove to be...
3 Questions to Ask About the 200-day Moving Average
All eyes are on the 200-day moving average as the S&P 500, along with many individual stocks, begins to test this key long-term barometer.
Why...
A Key Bull Market “Tell” For Investors in 2018
When markets peak, it speaks to a changing of the guard.
During the bullish phase, the conviction to own growth-oriented stocks is greater than the...
Today’s Perspective On Recent Stock Market Volatility
VOLATILITY IS ALWAYS STRESSFUL
With lingering concerns about trade, markets sold off Monday with all three major U.S. indexes posting intraday declines of greater than...
Stock Market History: Bullish Trends And Pullbacks To 200-Day
Easier Market
Calendar year 1995 featured a very strong trend with little in the way of pullbacks for the S&P 500.
Harder Market
Since easier markets are...
S&P 500 Weekly Outlook: Lack Of Confirmation Brings Volatility
Stock market volatility emerged this week after internal measures failed to show confirmation of the rally on a broader basis. This could keep the...
Market Synchronicity and MA Crossovers Point Higher For Stocks
The ETF's of several major stock market indices are moving higher in synchronicity. And this is bullish from a macro perspective.
Using one of our...
Market Breadth and Volume Still Bullish For Long-Term Investors
An August 2016 analysis outlined a long-term bullish signal for stocks that has occurred only ten other times in the last thirty-five years.
If we fast-forward to...
S&P 500 Outlook: Can Stocks Defy Seasonal Weakness?
In this week’s investing research outlook, we will analyze the current trend of the S&P 500 Index (INDEXSP:.INX), check in on investor sentiment and market breadth...
Stock Market Trends Weekly Update: Bulls Running
THE BIG PICTURE
The broader stock market remains in an uptrend. Worries continue to linger, but the best thing to do is follow the price...
