by Lance Roberts This is a short update to Tuesday’s Technically Speaking post. In that post, I stated: “In this past weekend’s newsletter, I discussed the fact the markets had finally awoken to the reality that rates have once again broken above 3%. …
by Lance Roberts On December 5th, 1996, during a televised speech then Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan stated: “Clearly, sustained low inflation implies less uncertainty about the future, and lower risk premiums imply higher prices of stocks and other earning assets. We …
by Lance Roberts Yesterday, the market sold off modestly over continuing concerns of “tariffs” and trade wars. At least that was the headline reason. The real reason was simply that the market is overbought in the short-term and traders were taking profits …
by Lance Roberts In our last installment of Technically Speaking, we discussed the current bullish trend and our price target of 3000 by year end. To wit: “Regardless of the reasons, the breakout Friday, with the follow through on Monday, is …
by Lance Roberts This past weekend, I discussed the correction last Friday as concerns over “Turkey Turmoil” grabbed headlines. “The market did indeed attempt to test all-time highs this past week, but, as noted, the overbought condition provided the fuel for a …
by Lance Roberts As I noted in this past weekend’s newsletter, I am on a much-needed family vacation this week. However, I would be remiss if I did not relay some of my thoughts in reference to the Monday’s market …
by coquinaa What to Look for Before Purchasing Stock Technicals Support levels, micro(15,30,1hr,4hr) and macro(daily,weekly, monthly, yearly). Resistance levels, micro and macro(same as above). Trend(is it bullish, bearish or currently consolidating)? • Make sure to look at micro and macro …
by Lance Roberts On Monday, stocks opened higher as the bulls pushed the market above overhead resistance. In this past weekend’s missive, I updated our ongoing “pathway” analysis which continues to drive our overall portfolio positioning currently. To wit: “As shown by the …
by Lance Roberts With the markets closed for Memorial Day yesterday, our analysis remains. In case you missed it, we updated our potential pathways following last week’s stagnation as follows: “As shown by the reddish triangle, the ongoing consolidation process continues. …
by Lance Roberts “Technically Speaking” is a regular Tuesday commentary updating current market trends and highlighting shorter-term investment strategies, risks, and potential opportunities. Please send any comments or questions directly to me via Email, Facebook or Twitter. In this past weekend’s newsletter, “Bulls Hang On By A Thread,” I …
by Lance Roberts “Technically Speaking” is a regular Tuesday commentary updating current market trends and highlighting shorter-term investment strategies, risks, and potential opportunities. Please send any comments or questions directly to me via Email, Facebook or Twitter. The big question for investors at the moment is whether …
by Lance Roberts In our portfolio management practice, we focus on weekly and monthly data to smooth out daily volatility. Since we are longer-term investors, our focus remains on being invested during rising (bullish) trends and more heavily weighted to fixed income …
by Lance Roberts Over the last couple of months, we have been warning of an impending correction due to the massive extension above longer-term moving averages. To wit: “Just remember, bull-runs are a one-way trip. Currently, there are just 200 points …
by Lance Roberts “Technically Speaking” is a regular Tuesday commentary updating current market trends and highlighting shorter-term investment strategies, risks, and potential opportunities. Please send any comments or questions directly to me viaEmail, Facebook or Twitter. In last week’s post, I …
by RIA “Technically Speaking” is a regular Tuesday commentary updating current market trends and highlighting shorter-term investment strategies, risks, and potential opportunities. Please send any comments or questions directly to me viaEmail, Facebook or Twitter. The month of March typically marks …