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New Regulations Guarantee a Market Thrashing
Dear John, Here we go again! Earlier this week, when I noted the market’s bad breadth suggests lower returns ahead, I mentioned that this is occurring at the same time regulations are getting rolled back. Human nature is a funny thing. It’s almost as if our behavior never changes, and we forget (or ignore) all…
Tesla’s Conference Call Smelled a Little Musky
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“The Big Interview” with David Tice on “Money Life with Chuck Jaffe”
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How to Deal With Bad Breadth
The U.S. markets are nearly back to all-time highs. Does that mean it’s time to pop the corks and celebrate? Well, if you’re keeping track of market breadth, you’re probably still chilling the Moët & Chandon right now. What is “market breadth,” you ask? Think of it as the number of individual stocks that advance alongside…