The key to a successful investment strategies involve three main elelments: what to buy, when to buy, and how much to buy. We will look at each of these elements individually as we focus on creating successful invetsment strategies.
Oil and the energy sector have been beat up in September. Is there value there? Meanwhile, healthcare is being reviatalized. The tech sell off may be over for awhile, as markets show signs of being oversold.
With such a highly divisive election coming in November, a ‘VIX bubble’ has appeared. This is distorting how traders are reacting to the current market sell off.
Two companies compete in a large and growing diabetes market in the US. New technology brings a complementary, yet competitive product to the market that is gaining market share. Is a take over opportunity coming?
We take a first glance at Bank of America research on which sectors will benefit under the four possible election results in the US. Meanwhile, US sector rotation is visible. Investors are moving from technology to industrials. Emerging markets are holding up, also. Gold and Silver are flat. Barron’s highlights the possibility of Japan and Read more ➝
Next week starts the Jewish holidays and the relevant market adage, “Sell on Rosh Hashanah and buy on Yom Kippur” comes into play. Historically, the SPX was down roughly 58% of the time during this period.
Several trade ideas are presented in this paper. These are shorter term trading ideas for swing traders.
We examine whether there is a performance advantage for stocks being added to the S&P 500.
October can invoke fear into investors as it is usually a weak month. However, October often marks the lows for the year. Stay diligent!
As US markets have pulled back, many investors are already looking for a bottom. Investment strategists feel confident the S&P500 will reach new highs by year end 2020. However, September and October are troubling times for the markets usually. Market indicators show US stocks have room to fall.
