The month of April coming to an end today, which means it may be a good time to examine the old Wall Street adage of “Sell in May and Go Away.” This is an investment strategy that was first introduced by Yale Hirsch in his book, The Stock Traders Almanac. The strategy is based on […]
Taking a Look at Global Market Relationships
As Q1 2019 comes to a close, there is a lot of chatter about the S&P 500 topping and a looming recession sparked by a yield curve inversion. That’s great and all but there is plenty more to analyze out there than just one US based index. Investors have other important decisions to factor in, […]
The Best of the Best
CNBC put out an interesting article this weekend, commenting that we need better economic data before US indices can get back to all-time highs:But do we really need to wait for the big indices to regain their 2018 highs before it’s safe to invest? Some argue that we seem to be in a period of […]
Andrew Thrasher’s “Most Important Charts”
Earlier today, Andrew Thrasher put out a great piece on what he believes are the most important charts to be monitoring in the current market environment. The thing I love most about Andrew’s charts? The simplicity. These charts (and his thoughts on each) are very straightforward. One of the more growth-oriented aspects of the market […]
Technical Analysts Remain Bullish
While the headlines remain scary to some, those who view the markets through technical analysis continue to see many positive developments for stocks. Scott Redler, a partner with T3Live.com, believes that with the S&P 500 closing above it’s 200-day Moving Average, this has now opened the door for the index to reach the 2800 level. […]
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