Should Investors Really Be Wary Of The Ides Of March?
The “Ides of March” corresponds to March 15th in the Roman calendar. The term became popularized in Shakespeare’s play “Julius Caesar” in which the emperor…
Despite Dow’s Big Up Day, More Volume In Declining Issues
In a February 27 post (Heavy Selling For Such A Small Loss), we noted that despite a minuscule decline in the S&P 500 the prior…
10-Year Yield Entering Technical Battle Zone The last time we mentioned the 10-Year Yield (TNX) entering key resistance was November 5 (Bond Bulls Need To…
Aging Bull Market Turns 6-Years Old
This post is more of a birthday card for the U.S. equity bull market than anything else. And considering the duration of the bull, if…
Unemployment Hits 6-Year Low; Bad News For Stocks? OK, before we get a barrage of hate mail, no, we do not think the drop in…
Economically Key Industrial Metals Space Hanging On Precipice
The theme of many of our posts and Charts Of The Day during this 1st quarter has revolved around the “D-Word”: Deflation. Whether it’s financial…
Setup In Place For Possible Euro Bottom
One thing that I’ve learned over the years (sometimes the hard way) is to resist the urge to catch a falling knife. By that, of…
“Smart Money” Indicator Most Bearish In 16 Years
Most of the volume data (i.e., Put/Call ratios) that we look at from the equity options market are best utilized on a contrarian basis. That…
My401kPro March Update!
My401kPro’s March update is in. Check out the Commentary, current Equity Allocation and your Fund Rankings www.My401kPro.com.
Should You Break Up With Stocks?
In a February 9 post titled Seasonal Trend Says Date This Market, Don’t Commit, we looked at historical market tendencies when a weak January was…