Today, I want to talk a little more about what does and does not work in trading and investing. The media and publishing industry are… Read More »Time Proves That Only These Four Investing Strategies Work
Investors often use quarterly earnings results to decide whether to buy or sell individual stocks; however, investors who focus on past results will likely miss… Read More »Why Focusing On Quarterly Earnings Results Will Lead You Astray
There are a host of leading indicators out there investors can use to gauge the market, and one I like to watch in particular is… Read More »What The Price Of Copper Is Indicating About The Stock Market
One of the most important charts I watch is the strength of the U.S. dollar. And right now, it’s showing the dollar at an inflection… Read More »The Most Important Chart To Watch Right Now Is Flashing Red
And like that, June is here and the first half of the year is almost over. That means it’s time for my most profitable activity… Read More »The First Place I Look For Profits Every Quarter
There are four scenarios that (I believe) could play out in the market right now: A distant soft landing A distant hard landing An imminent… Read More »How To Position Your Portfolio For A Soft OR Hard Landing
In the classic movie Ghostbusters, Gozer the Destructor appears in the form of the StayPuft marshmallow man, and the end of humanity is narrowly avoided… Read More »Choose The Form Of Your “Destructor”
With the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the hit to financial sector stocks has been brutal. As a reference, the iShares U.S. Regional Banks ETF… Read More »How To Make Money During Stock Market Crises
I’m looking at a chart comparing bond yields correlated to the US economy. Right now, there are extreme readings in a pattern not ever seen. … Read More »Extreme Readings On Economic Data (Expect To Feel The Effects)
There’s an interesting phenomenon that when bear markets rally, they only rally a certain %. It’s almost exactly that % number. Today, I want to… Read More »My March Outlook On Stocks (Called The Bear Market At The Top)