This is a major problem for stocks
This group of stock buyers has been the major reason why stocks rallied over the past decade. Unfortunately however this group is now no longer buying stocks.
Much lower stock prices if this happens
I recently made a video on my favorite long-term moving average, the 17 month simple moving average. At current juncture this moving average is flashing a warning sign that is just one confirmation away from signaling much lower stock prices ahead.
Is the bear market rally almost over?
It’s been one heck of a sharp bounce in risk assets over the past few weeks. How much higher can stocks rise before finding resistance? Watch the video now.
US jobless claims hit record 3.28 mn, where next for US dollar, equities?
Serge Berger from TheSteadyTrader.com provides his outlook for the US dollar basket, US equities and European equities.
What smart money investors are buying now
Large smart money institutional investors are making moves in this bear market environment. I sat down with Intrepid Advisors Managing Director about what he is seeing these large and clued-in investors doing right now.
How to trade a bear market rally
Some of the sharpest rallies take place within the context of a bear market. If approached with the proper risk management process these rallies can be highly profitable to trade. Watch the video now.
Two phases of this bear market and what to watch for
There are two phases to this bear market: 1. Shock phase 2. Economic reality phase. Once the shock phase subsides there will be bullish trading opportunities but a longer term buyable bottom in risk assets will take time to develop.
Tech stocks could see plenty more pain ahead
After being a massive outperformer over the past decade, technology stocks as represented by the Nasdaq 100 QQQ etf could ultimately still see plenty more downside before this market sell-off in the bigger picture runs its course. Certainly we will see plenty of sharp bear market bounces along the way however.
Bear market alert: Expect ultra-sharp rallies
As the saying goes, no one (or very few) makes money in bear markets, not even the bears. The reason for this is that bear markets are littered with ultra-strong bear market rallies.
Stocks are nearing tactically oversold
After a brutal few days of selling pressure, stocks are now nearing tactically oversold readings where a trading bounce can occur. How do I determine this? Watch the video.