by Jesse Colombo After last week’s powerful sell-off, the U.S. stock market opened much higher this morning, with the Dow up as much as 352 points. Mainstream investors and TV commentators were excited, as they usually are, that the sell-off …
via AVIGILBURT As the stock market whipsawed through last week, it fulfilled our expectation for a move lower toward the 2,600-point region on the S&P 500. And it has proven just how treacherous this environment has become. When I warned, over …
via Deal Breaker Despite the fact that some markets are having an increasingly hard time ending the day without a triple-digit loss, and that all major markets are ending their days in the red lately, no one has really been …
by ogordained UNITED STATES US core inflation met the feds expectations at 2.0% Consumer spending is 5% higher this time around compared to last year Meanwhile income growth fell shy of expectations by about half The Dallas Fed reported very strong activity in their regional manufacturing report Labor shortages are easing Costs of inputs are still rising, …
by Michael Snyder We continue to see extremely wild swings on Wall Street. On Monday, at one point the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 352 points, and then later it was down 566 points. At the closing bell the …
by Chris Well, the great, everything-is-awesome news is that somehow +30 S&P 500 points got slapped onto the decline right there in the last 15 minutes. One thing “they” love doing is printing hammer bottoms. A nice needle into the …
by Chris Kimble In the scheme of the greater secular bull market, the current stock market correction is a blip on the radar. However, if the recent acceleration in selling doesn’t abate soon, market bulls could find themselves in a pickle. Below …
by Troy Is the stock market’s recent decline the start of a much bigger decline? You’re probably wondering this question right now. *Let’s analyze the stock market’s price action by objectively quantifying technical analysis. For the sake of reference, here’s …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Nobody dares discuss it openly for fear of triggering a panic, but there aren’t enough lifeboats for everyone. There’s no shortage of explanations on the whys and wherefores of the US stock market’s recent swoon / swan-dive …
by Graham Summers of Gains, Pains & Capital You can’t say I didn’t warn you. In August I wrote the following: On that note, our proprietary Crash Trigger recorded a signal yesterday morning. This means the odds of a market meltdown are higher …
the bear market infection is spreading around the world! pic.twitter.com/6QbeKbvx1R — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) October 27, 2018 The market has only just begun a correction from being extended 3-standard deviations above the long-term mean. 1999, 2007 and 2015 were previous instances. …
by Lance Roberts Over the last three weeks, as interest rates surged above 3%, we explored the question of whether something had “just broken” in the market. Did Something Just Break? 10-05-18 Yes, Something Just Broke 10-12-18 Market Clings To Support …
via Dana Lyons The following is an example of the type of research we provide members of The Lyons Share — on top of daily commentary covering our outlook on the markets and analysis of all the pertinent current charting developments. …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBZGEjIodAk The stock market’s big jump in volatility in recent weeks caught many hedge fund managers and deep-pocketed speculators by surprise. But EWI subscribers were prepared. Learn why this chart played a big role in the preparation.
by Jesse Colombo On Wednesday, after the Dow plunged 608.01 points, I wrote a piece called “The #MAGA Stock Market Trendline Is Broken” in which I showed how the U.S. stock market’s sharp decline caused several major stock indices to break below their …
by Chris Martenson Shutterstock I admit: I’m a permabear. This is no surprise to those who know and have followed me over the years. But I’m publicly proclaiming my ‘bearishness’ because doing so might open up a needed and long …
After the recent market correction there are bargains everywhere. 😂$SPX $SPY pic.twitter.com/r81Jdo3fO6 — Tiho Brkan (@TihoBrkan) October 26, 2018 https://twitter.com/hks55/status/1055848554433073153 Days with 2% drops2004: 02005: 02006: 02007: 112008: 412009: 282010: 102011: 212012: 32013: 22014: 42015: 62016: 52017: 02018: 10 (so …
by Michael Snyder It’s not over. The worst October stock market crash since 2008 got even worse on Friday. The Dow was down another 296 points, the S&P 500 briefly dipped into correction territory, and it was another bloodbath for tech …
Is there any cause for concern that HALF of U.S. stocks are in a bear market? Or that doesn’t matter because this time is different? The stock market has been patiently waiting for Amazon and other mega corporations to report …
by ogordained United States Durable Goods Orders report was positive, up 0.8% Largely due to defense orders Transport orders fell Capital goods orders -machinery and whatnot- fell for the second straight month The GDP report comes out today at 8:30 – growth is expected at 3.5% The Kansas …
via Market Watch There is more pain in the pain trade ahead. That is according to Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s chief U.S. equity strategist, who said, during an interview on CNBC midday Thursday, that a current market rebound belies a market that …
via Rob Isbitts I have been tracking the parallels between 2018’s S&P 500 price movement and that of 1987 since early this summer. I keep trying to ignore it, but to quote that famous Seinfeld scene with a painting called “The Kramer”… “He …
By Bob Shanahan The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 2.41 percent on Wednesday, falling 608 points. The NASDAQ shed 329 points, a 4.43 percent decline in one day. The S&P 500 suffered a more than 3 percent loss too, losing …
by ogordained UNITED STATES The Markit PMI manufacturing activity index is trending higher Markit PMI price indices keep strengthening, pointing to higher inflation ahead New home sales are near the 2-year lows while inventories are climbing The S&P 500 gave up 3% and is now down for the year Concerns …
by Lance Roberts There has been lot’s of analysis lately on what message the recent gyrations in the market are sending. Is this just a correction in an ongoing, and seemingly never-ending, bull market? Maybe. Anything is possible. Or, is …
via Misk Talk October has been a terrible month for equities. Yet, this is only a start of what’s to come. Decline Barely Started Despite the rout, the S&P is just barely down for the year. Expect a “Lost Decade” …
Via Business Insider Chinese stocks have lost more than 30% of their value since the start of 2018. Fears of a slowing economy, rising debts and the impact of US President Donald Trump’s trade war have all played a …
by Michael Snyder The level of panic that we witnessed on Wall Street on Wednesday was breathtaking. After a promising start to the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average started plunging, and at the close it was down another 608 points. …
by Jesse Colombo It was another red day in the markets with the Dow dropping 608.01 points or 2.41% and the S&P 500 dropping 84.59 points or 3.09%, which means that both indices are now down for the year. As …
Morgan Stanley Smart Index breaks a critical GANN Line — this is not good. pic.twitter.com/iuKewP8ZSc — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) October 23, 2018 More than Half of the S&P 500 Is Already in a Bear Market “The reason why the broader index …