The Public Sector Bank Sector of the Indian Stock Market has struggled since late 2017, however, there are signs that many of these stocks are in the process of changing long-term trend.
[Premium] Stocks We’re Buying In January
Vacation is over and January is in full gear. Over the holidays we had our downside targets hit in the S&P500, Dow Jones Industrial Average (23,350), Dow Jones Transportation Average (9300), Nasdaq100 (6150), and Russell2000 ETF (129). Now, just because these levels were achieved, doesn’t mean we can’t go substantially lower.
However, in this post we’re focused on the current mean reversion we’re seeing in stocks around the globe and how to profit from it. We’ll worry about later this year later this year. [Read more…]
Here Are The IBD 50 Stocks We’re Buying
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Earlier today we uploaded a post outlining the case for some mean reversion in Canadian Equities, as well as the stocks we’re buying to take advantage of that thesis. The same pattern that can potentially drive those stocks higher is also present in the IBD 50 ETF FFTY, so in this post we’re outlining the IBD 50 stocks with the best reward/risk.
Here Are The Canadian Stocks We’re Buying
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
In late November we wrote about the best long and short setups in the TSX 60, and our winners offset those trades that were quickly proven incorrect. In today’s environment we’re seeing potential for mean reversion in several areas of Canada’s stock market, so we’re going to focus on the best reward/risk setups on the long side.
How Low Can US Stocks Go?
Since early October, a big question for us has been, “How low can US Stocks go? Obviously no one knew then, and no one knows now, so all we did know was that we did not want to own stocks. We wanted to be sellers, not buyers. Go to cash and ask questions later, type of mentality.
We’ve looked at declines in Crude Oil and widening credit spreads as a gauge for what to expect out of stocks. We’ve been monitoring market breadth for evidence of confirmations of declining indexes or whether they’re diverging from them. These internals studies and intermarket analysis techniques are great and incredibly helpful in any environment. But today I want to focus on specific prices levels for the two most important indexes in America. [Read more…]
We’re Selling Autos…Again
Autos were some of the worst performers in 2018, and new lows on a relative basis to start 2019 suggest the first quarter may bring more of the same for this sector. This post will outline why we want to continue to sell strength in this sector, as well as the best ways to express this theme.
[Free Chart of The Week] Analyzing A Textbook Trend Change
This is going to be a quick post, but I noticed a chart during my analysis that was too nice not to share. It just so happens that it’s a great example of how a stock should act when transitioning from a downtrend to an uptrend.
Attention: This Is Not A Drill
I spent the New Year in Lake Tahoe, which is one of my favorite and most beautiful places in the world. Heading up to the lake with family and friends for a few days (and leaving my laptop at home) really helps clear my head and let’s me focus on the environment we’re currently living in. I see again and again people trying to compare today’s market to “the average” of a dozen or so bear markets in the past. It’s painful to watch.
It’s hard to remember a time where I saw this much irresponsibility among investors, especially the pros who should know better. These “asset managers” are so busy dealing with investors, compliance, operations, marketing, regulations and whatever else they’re busy doing, that they’ve completely underestimated the amount of risk in the stock market. It’s like they forgot that risk is a real thing.
And what are they doing to justify their actions, or lack thereof? They’re relying on a tiny sample size of prior market declines to “wait and see” what happens. They think they’re “Portfolio Managers”, but they should be “Risk Managers”. There’s a huge difference. [Read more…]
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