Markets gone wild! That’s an understatement given today’s price action. Equities cratered at the open only to rally and wipe out losses! Last week I wrote a post about fear trades. Well, today checked off two of the three conditions. So, what does that mean going forward? Indeed, today many weak hands were flushed from […]
Should you buy the dip in stock prices? Surely, if you follow this blog you know my opinion on stocks. And that is we’re in a stock bull market. The biggest stock bull market in history. What’s truly incredible is we no longer get price corrections. Indeed, we do get small pull backs of 1% […]
Stocks are set to soar because of inflation. It’s hard to not to notice the jump in consumer prices. Everything from groceries to gasoline costs more. But where’s the proof? We need data. Okay, not a problem. Let’s look at two factors: wages and debt. Wages Check out the Economic Policy Institute wage tracker. Here […]
Always remember this when buying the dip: Buy Weakness ~ Sell Strength Wall Street Proverb Today is a time when you should be preparing to buy stocks.
The Ultimate Investor Update is your source for market information. If you’re looking for quick actionable market information – this is it! For the purpose of getting you the best information, let’s recap the key points from the last update. Opinions change, so be flexible Gold versus the US dollar – correlation nonsense Bond holders […]
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Absent from Financial TV is the fact stocks stage bullish breakout as the US election results linger. Skeptical that stocks can rise further has left investors stuck on the sidelines. That’s a recipe for disaster! The market does not care what investors “think” about the direction of prices. In the end, the stock market is […]
