Tag: stock market indicators
Inside 2026’s Red-Hot IPO Rush
With 203 announced IPOs year-to-date, H1 2026 is officially tracking at its third-highest clip of the last decade, completely leaving the post-pandemic dry spell...
Target (TGT): Showing Some Signs of Emerging Strength
Looking across the retail sector, we see a mixed bag.
Today, we look at a big box retailer (Target Corp) and highlight its relative out-performance.
This...
Stock Market Off and Running? Strategies to Avoid FOMO
Everybody loves semiconductor stocks right now.
AI is booming, Nvidia’s flying, and FOMO is everywhere.
Please watch the Semiconductors Sector etf (SMH) and myself as we...
2026 Market Update: A Tale of Two Consumers
Most investors have likely come across the concept of the K-shaped economy — our industry does love to put letter shapes on things. In...
Bridging the Earnings Void: Key Interim Reports to Watch Next Week
Upcoming interim reports will provide insights into corporate health during the quiet gap between Q1 and Q2 earnings seasons.
Data from Costco, Ford, and The...
Financial Sector ETF (XLF): Worrisome to Broader Market?
The banks and financial stocks are trading sideways... and well off the highs of the year.
Will the current trading action in the Financial Sector...
Bullish or Bearish? Retail vs The Russell 2000: Critical Market Levels...
The Retail Sector ETF (XRT) is flashing warning signs as the consumer continues to struggle under the pressure of rising costs and slowing momentum.
Meanwhile,...
Q1 Earnings Recap: Retailers, Nvidia Close Out Season Marked by Robust...
Earnings slow down from this point forward, with only 611 global companies releasing results for Q1 this week
All eyes will be on the retail...
Emerging Markets ETF (EEM): Important Breakout Retest
There have been several storylines within the U.S. equity markets rally.
Some show up front and center (AI stocks). Others not so much.
One oldie but...
Investor Patience Pays Off
It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It always was my sitting.
- Jesse Livermore from Reminiscences of a Stock...









