Chart of the Week 05-07-2018
Should You Sell in May and Go Away?
By John Del Vecchio
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Should You Sell in May and Go Away?
By John Del Vecchio
Used Car Prices are Crashing, Meaning Big Trouble Ahead for Car Companies and other Auto Lenders. As the chart below shows, economic dislocation caused by the corona virus has triggered the biggest decline in car prices since the 2008 great recession, And some analyst say the declines this time could be far worse as a…
By John Del Vecchio and Brad Lamensdorf Wow! That was fast. The September 29 Chart of the Week highlighted a very oversold market. The TIR Indicator had plummeted. Stocks were deeply oversold. It bottomed a few days before we published the chart, courtesy of Investor Intelligence. While the indicator is volatile and measures the short-term,…
There’s Trouble Simmering Below Surface of Record Nasdaq Index Highs. The Nasdaq index record highs are being propelled by a decreasing number of stocks that compose the index. That means things are not nearly as healthy for Nasdaq stocks in general as the record highs would suggest, says Jason Goepfert of SentimenTrader. Put another way,…
By John Del Vecchio and Brad Lamensdorf Bitcoin news sucks all the oxygen out of the room. However, it’s not the only market rallying that may indicate inflation is afoot. Take a look at copper. Or oil. Or corn. Or soybeans. These commodities are flying and that is inflationary. It is no coincidence that the TLT’s are…
Jason Goepfest of Sentimentrader came out with this outstanding study last week and I wanted to share it with you. While the market continues higher the participation has become narrow and traditionally a charctoristic of a top in the stock market.
Is It Finally Time for Value Stocks? In the summer of 1979, a BusinessWeek cover story pronounced “The Death of Equities.” Three years later in 1982 the stock market hit bottom and then rocketed higher. Since then the total return on the S&P 500 index with dividends reinvested has been more than 7,000%. This legendary…
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