ETF Analysis & Opinion

There was a substantial “hey, stocks are cheap!” bounce, but that has absolutely fallen to pieces. More importantly, some important intermediate-term trendlines have failed. Past tense....

This post was written exclusively for Investing.comThe NASDAQ 100 has been one of the hottest indexes in 2020, rebounding by nearly 50% from its March lows, closing at a record high on June 10....

The equity market was pretty confused by the Fed, spiking higher at first, then falling, then rising, then falling through the press conference. The Fed, I think, tried hard to subtly set expectations...

Gold shot up, Bonds TLT s rallied, oil flew, and the economic Modern Family showed its reliability once again. After the FOMC and the super dovish minutes were released. Here is the skinny of the FOMC...

Stocks finished yesterday mixed with the S&P 500 falling by 80 bps, and the Nasdaq 100 rising by 75 bps. There was a rotation of sorts back into technology and out of the cyclical stocks. Hard to...

In today’s article, we wanted to share a bit of longer-term research highlighting why we believe the current price rally may present some very real risk for certain traders and why we continue...

Markets keep rallying. The US S&P 500 is now in green zone year to date and NASDAQ in the proximity of 9900. The Dow Jones rally is comparable in strength to that seen in early 2018, according to...

Stocks are falling today. Again, the move higher has been unprecedented, and now stocks are overbought. Can they continue to rally, anything is possible. Should they continue to rally, probably not....

Yesterday's gains were small but they were enough to see a breakout in the NASDAQ. Buying volume was down from Friday's but heavier than usual. The S&P made small gains toward February gap...

Stocks managed to start the week very strong, with the S&P 500 rising by another 1%. The index got a late day boost with nearly $3.4 billion to buy going into the closing print. The comeback for...

Rarely do you enter a market environment when the fear is as palpable as it was in the middle of March of this year. The world was coming to an end based upon most of what I was reading. And, as we...

This chart is checked every 3 – 6 months. The “average, annual” return on the S&P 500 from 1/1/200 is 5.91%, still below the 7% long-term, post-WW II average (with a shout-out to...

Traders got the spin they wanted out of Friday's data which offered the impetus for the breakouts in lead indices. It's hard to understand how markets could perceive things as out of the woods but yet...

Something big to move stocks is brewing under the surface - Treasuries are down, the dollar is under pressure, gold refusing to decline much... I think it's the market's growing realization that all...