Tag: stock market seasonality

GoPro Stock (GPRO): Deep Decline Tests Patience

One of Wall Street's darlings has been getting a lot of attention: GoPro (GPRO). If you've been following the GoPro stock, you know that it...

Stock Market Seasonality Trends Say Caution Into Month End

I noted on Monday that this week was the best week over the past 10 years, according to stock market seasonality data. Now for the bad...

September OpEx: Best Week For Stocks Over Past 10 Years

This week is known as the week the Fed will either raise interest rates for the first time in nine years, or they won’t....

September Seasonality Favors Small Caps Over Large Caps

With the dramatic drop in stocks over the past two weeks, followed by an equally rapid snapback rally, many in the financial blogosphere are wondering...

The Power In Using Market Charts That Others Ignore

My pal Callum Thomas is one of my favorite follows on StockTwits. Every Saturday night he compiles what he calls his #ChartStorm. It is...

Will Small Cap Stocks Outperform In June?

Over the past week, the financial blogosphere has been packed with articles about the tendency for SPY underperformance in June. From Ryan Detrick’s study...

Welcome To The Worst Month For Stocks Of The Past 10...

Welcome to June, hard to believe it is here already. As you’ve probably heard by now, June is the worst month for stocks of...

Stock Market: Worst Start For Year 3 Of Presidential Cycle Since...

This past weekend I was visited by good friend and quantitative market guru Ryan Detrick. We spent a lot of time talking markets and looking...

Top Trading Links: Market Seasonality, Analogs, and Breakout Levels To Watch

Wow, it’s already time to turn the page to March. February will go down as the month the bears threw it at the one...

November Stock Market Performance: In Charts

The month of November has been good to investors from a seasonal perspective. In fact, over the past 20 years November has seen the...

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