by confoundedinterest17 Wow. Everything seems to be surging in price. Yesterday, I wrote about rising food prices along with rising lumber prices. A former Ohio State University student, Brett Reid, asked
by Matthew Levy, CFA Is the worst of what the last few weeks brought over? February started off with so much promise, only to be ruined by surging bond yields. The
ARK has taken a few obscure stocks, bought huge quantities of shares, and driven up the prices to extreme valuations. There is no way to exit those positions without collapsing
ITM Trading, Released on 2/26/21 Part 1 (part 2 below) Part 2 Lynette Zang has held the position of Chief Market Analyst at ITM Trading since 2002. Ms. Zang has been in
by confoundedinterest17 (Bloomberg) — One of the ugliest things about this week’s selloff is that there are so few places to hide, and that’s bad news for a breed of quant which
Ray Dalio is asking the questions here and giving historical context. Warren Buffett has sold stock in Apple, Wells Fargo, and other financial companies. More money moving into the stock
by Chris Kimble For much of the past decade, large cap tech stocks have been a real bull market leader. Investors have gobbled up shares of the likes of Apple (AAPL),
by trendarchitect A friend just messaged me saying that his portfolio lost 10% of its value recently and that this was complete doomsday. Judging by the futures, the NQ is
by Kimble Charting Interest rates on the 30-year bond fell 75% from November of 2018 until March of 2020 (1). They have rallied 115% in the past 11-months, after hitting lows in March
by howmuch During a global pandemic with a highly contagious airborne disease, who wants to go shoulder-to-shoulder on an airplane with hundreds of other travelers? It’s no surprise that travel
by Tom McClellan This article originally appeared in the Jan. 6, 2021 issue of The McClellan Market Report. Watching the money supply numbers used to be a favorite activity of traders
by visualcapitalist Gold mining stocks and the GDX saw strong returns in 2020 as gold was one of the most resilient and best performing assets in a highly volatile year. But picking gold
By Alex Kimani It’s a rare year when boring and stodgy sectors such as automotive garner more investor interest than more trendy sectors such as Big Tech and even biotech.
by visualcapitalist The Briefing In 2020, a handful of companies thrived in the face of the pandemic Medical stocks made up nine of the top 20 stocks, followed by seven in the Tech/Online category Chart:
Here is the top 10 from the emerging market ETF. There is good growth stocks and there are crazy growth stocks. A bit for each taste, enjoy the discussion as
Im scared. These are the people long stocks t.co/4dkDZ2Mfz5 — BLACK SWAN (@RetirementRight) February 7, 2021