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Lots of Sideways Action – Could Lead to Another Leg Higher

With tech earnings season in peak mode, we are seeing huge moves in the prominent companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook, but overall, the indices have been relatively calm. The Dow and S&P 500 have been range bound and the longer this sideways action continues, the more likely the ultimate resolution will be to the upside. Bears have been pointing to the poor action in the S&P 400 and Russell 2000. The problem is that they have been behaving poorly […]   Read More
Date: July 26, 2019

Lots of Ammo for the Bears

Lots of focus on technology this week as some of the behemoths report earnings. One thing is certain; there will be movement. All of the major stock market indices ended last week on the defensive as the bears put the plow down with a very heavy selling wave last Friday afternoon. That resulted in hundreds of stocks closing lower from all-time or recent highs which a yet another sign of a tired market. Coupled with overly confident options traders and […]   Read More
Date: July 23, 2019

Opening Gaps the Theme – Financials Leading Banks

As earnings remain the theme over the next few weeks, large gaps on the up and downside at the open can be seen as the more impactful companies report after the close of the previous day. After Wednesday’s close tech giant Netflix delivered a very poor earnings report that looked to weigh very heavily on Thursdays open. However, by morning, those losses were somewhat mitigated and a only a mildly lower open should be seen. After Thursday afternoon’s tech slide, […]   Read More
Date: July 18, 2019

American Pharaoh Begins the Week at the Highs

The bulls begin the new week a little higher than this time last week and within striking distance of all-time highs in the Dow, S&P 500 and S&P 400. Not a single thing has changed in my bullish intermediate and long-term outlook. The stock market should continue higher on its way to Dow 20,000 with periodic bouts of weakness to keep everyone honest. As I have been writing about since early 2012, any and all pullbacks should be viewed asĀ  […]   Read More
Date: May 18, 2015