Category: Stocks

Bull markets end when we run out of buyers. Buyers look like they’ve had enough.

Small caps always lead the market, both up and down. For now, the trend is up. When the decline starts, it will be important to sell.

By any measure, the stock market is expensive. No matter how you measure value, less than 20% of the stocks in the market offer value.

One critical metric says the end of this lengthy bull market is near.

One way to find potential winners is to look at long-term losers and buy them when they stop falling. Here’s one way to do that.

This is one of the most followed and studied market indicators out there. And right now, it states we are still comfortably in a bull market.

My views are based on real, hands-on trading experience with billions at stake. And from past experience, I know what comes after a period of fear.

Investors aren’t rewarding companies for beating estimates. And this anomaly, which hasn’t occurred since 2011, is a sign that a correction is looming.

A bull market can only continue when most stocks are moving up. When too many stocks are declining, the bull market ends.

You may not know who Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and DJ Khaled are. But they’re important to know because there was a study about how pop music relates to the stock market.

We’re enjoying the third-longest bull market in history … but the returns of the current bull market have been a little disappointing to many investors.

The semiconductor sector recently showed a bearish signal — and this subsector has actually been leading the technology sector as a whole this year.

Earnings forecasts are too high or too low about 90% of the time. And once again, analysts are well off the mark.

July is the second month in a row the RSI(2) indicator is above 99 out of 100 for the S&P 500 Index. That’s happened just eight times since January 1928.