The table was set for a market correction. Stocks were dropping into early July and market breadth was deteriorating by the day. Falling commodities and recovering bonds only added to concerns. But U.S. equities held a key technical level (2040) and remained resilient  By month’s end, the S&P 500 had gained 2 percent.
That up and down action pretty much sums up 2015. It’s been a rangebound market that has been on the brink for much of the year. But these observations only scratch the surface. The markets are vast and offer several opportunities daily for active investors. Throughout the month our cast of contributors captured much of the market action (and opportunities) on See It Market.
From macro research to great trading ideas and investing insights, we look to add value every day. Please take a moment to review our best research posts from the month of July in our latest installment of The Best of See It Market. This is your chance to check in on our work. We greatly appreciate your readership.
Stocks & Bonds:
- Is The Bull Market Topping? What The Moving Averages Are Saying by DRASKO KOVRLIJA
- EBAY Earnings Preview: Will 2Q Report Confirm Stock Breakout? by AARON JACKSON
- Evaluating The Chinese Market Crash: Stocks vs Credit by FIL ZUCCHI
- Investor Sentiment: Why A Market Correction May Be Slipping Away  by RYAN DETRICK
- Putting The German DAX Decline In Perspective  by ANDREW NYQUIST
- The COT Report: Bulls Show Horns As Gold And Volatility Crushed  by PABAN RAJ PANDEY
- Stocks Hit Crossroads In 2015: Key Resistance Levels To Watch  by CHRIS KIMBLE
- The Shanghai Composite Has Further To Fall, Here’s Why  by GAVIN MCMASTER
- Why Stocks May Lag Bonds Over The Near-Term  by JEFF VOUDRIE
- Non-Confirmation From Semiconductor Stocks A Growing Concern  by ANDREW THRASHER
- Understanding The Risks Tied To Greece  by CHRIS CIOVACCO
- Decision Time For The German DAX  by TRADING ON THE MARK
- China ETF: Where Will The FXI Rally Fizzle Out?  by ANDREW NYQUIST
- Charting The S&P 500: End Of The Trend Or Higher Prices Yet?  by DAVID KATZ
- Unusual Options Activity: DAL, P, X, CVS, And More  by MITCHELL WARREN
- Why Today’s Innovations Are Stifling Economic Growth  by MICHAEL LEBOWITZ
Commodities & Currencies:
- 5 Charts That Show Why I’m Starting To Like Gold by ALEX BERNAL
- Gold Oversold: Will Mini-Capitulation Lead To A Rally?  by MARK ARBETER
- The Respite For Energy Likely Over: Crude Oil Looks Lower  by FIL ZUCCHI
- US Corn Weekly Review: Corn Futures Feel The Fade  by MARCUS LUDTKE
Must-Read Education:
- Using VXX Spikes To Generate Equity Buy Signals  by SAL CILELLA
- Top Trading Links: Killer Research And ‘Making Progress’  by AARON JACKSON
- S&P 500: 10 Trading Observations For The Week  by STEVE BURNS
- Value At Risk (VaR): Insights And Considerations For Risk Managers  by ALLAN MILLAR
Look for another installment of “The Best of See It Market” next month. Thanks for reading.
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