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We’re almost there. Just a few more trading days until we start hearing “sell in May and go away.” As with all market sayings, it’s important to dig deeper. Sell Stocks in May (Unless Momentum Says Otherwise)
by Michael Carr April 15, 2019 Stocks, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily
We’re almost there. Just a few more trading days until we start hearing “sell in May and go away.” As with all market sayings, it’s important to dig deeper.
In the past, newspaper covers have been a contrarian signal, hence, my skepticism over Barron’s prognostication. Did Barron’s Just Accidentally Call the Top?
by Ian King April 12, 2019 Stocks, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily
In the past, newspaper covers have been a contrarian signal, hence, my skepticism over Barron’s prognostication.
Corporate profits will likely take a major hit from inflation. It won’t happen all at once, but in bite-sized pieces. Inflation Is Coming — These Stocks Are in Danger
by Jeff Yastine April 9, 2019 Currency, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily
Corporate profits will likely take a major hit from inflation. It won’t happen all at once, but in bite-sized pieces.
In financial markets, natural forces don’t exist. Without those forces, prices aren’t bound by any unbreakable rules. And that means momentum indicators won’t work as expected. Momentum Indicators Don’t Work. Use MACD to Measure Trends Instead
by Michael Carr April 8, 2019 Stocks, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily
In financial markets, natural forces don’t exist. Without those forces, prices aren’t bound by any unbreakable rules. And that means momentum indicators won’t work as expected.
Inverted yield curves have preceded the last seven U.S. recessions. But they don’t cause recessions. Rather, they are symptoms of recessionary conditions in the making. Yield Curve Inversion Proves A Recession is Coming in 2020
by Ted Bauman March 27, 2019 Bonds, Recession, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily
Inverted yield curves have preceded the last seven U.S. recessions. But they don’t cause recessions. Rather, they are symptoms of recessionary conditions in the making.

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