public Bull Market • 3 min read Contrarian Indicators Showing Too Many Bulls We were very bullish at the start of this year with a Street-high year-end price target of 5400 for the…
paid Earnings Season • 3 min read An Earnings-Led Meltup For Stocks? We are often asked if the current bull market in stocks has turned into a meltup that could soon be…
paid Political Cycles • 4 min read Trump 2.0 and the Financial Markets Donald Trump's win and the Republican sweep of the House (probably) and the Senate (certainly) is consistent with…
paid Bull Market • 3 min read Contrarian Curses & Tricky Cross Currents Since September 18 Investors often rejoice when a stock they own is selected to join a major market index. Index funds collectively have…
paid GDP • 3 min read US Economy Still Flying High Today was a Roaring 2020s kind of day. The DJIA jumped to yet another record high. Stock prices rose even…
paid Bull Market • 3 min read Remaining Zen About The Yen BREAKING NEWS: Deputy BOJ Governor Uchida said that the central bank won't raise interest rates when markets are…
public LargeCaps & SMidCaps • 3 min read Fed Pivot, Trump 2.0, SCOTUS Chevron Ruling & Earnings Broaden Stock Market Meltup We've been predicting a broadening stock market meltup in the event that the Fed starts cutting the federal…
public Sentiment • 2 min read Yikes: Everyone Is Bullish! During the week of October 11, 2022, the Investors Intelligence Bull/Bear Ratio (BBR) fell to a cyclical low of…
paid S&P 500 Earnings • 2 min read Broadening Bull The S&P 500 market-weighted stock price index is up 43.2% since the current bull market started on…
paid Bull Market • 3 min read A Christmas Market For The Bull? S&P 500 At 6000 In 2025? Christmas is in two weeks. This year's Santa Claus rally started early, i.e., on October 27. Will…
paid Bull Market • 2 min read Better Bull Breadth? The latest bull market started on October 12, 2022. Its detractors have been saying that it may not be the…
paid Performance • 2 min read July was Red Hot July was hotter than usual. We aren't referring to the weather but rather to the 3.1% increase…