Capitulation Forms Bottoms
Bear markets take their toll on everyone. But they eventually end. Capitulation forms bottoms. Read more »
Bear markets take their toll on everyone. But they eventually end. Capitulation forms bottoms. Read more »
Just when sellers seemed to take a vacation, they returned with a vengeance. The first signs of capitulation are here. Read more »
Markets move like waves. Money is the current. Follow that flow and you’ll have an edge. Stocks are rising as massive selling slows. Read more »
If you want to divide a room, ask a group of investors their forecast on the market in 2022. If you want an unemotional narrative of the stock market, follow data. Today’s message is simple: Stocks bounce from oversold levels. Read more »
The bears are out in full force. And I don’t blame them – there’s a lot to be worried about on the economic front. But there’s also reason to be hopeful and bullish. Markets are officially oversold, and valuations are becoming attractive. Read more »
We’re in one of the most challenging market environments in years. Stock prices keep falling. Sentiment is awful. Volatility remains amped. But here’s the positive news: The Big Money Index should hit oversold within days. Read more »
Fear is high. De-risking is at levels not seen since March 2020. That’s the bad news. The good news is where I’m going to focus today. When selling is this intense, a rare buy signal is approaching. Read more »
Stocks keep getting sold. Many companies are in a bear market. As the Big Money Index approaches oversold levels, what does it mean for stocks going forward? I went back in our data to help answer that question. Read more »
Investing isn’t easy. And the last year is proof that bull markets can turn bearish fast. The past week of data has a different tone. Today we’ll cover when buyers disappear. Read more »
The Big Money Index is reaching levels we haven’t seen since November. That means plenty of stocks are cranking higher. Today I’m covering the bull market of 2022. But first, let’s rewind the tape. Read more »