This week, the US 10-year Treasury yield sank to new 52-week lows and sliced through some important support levels. Today, a closely watched yield spread (10-year minus 3-month) turned negative for the first time in over a decade, inverting the front-end of the curve. A yield curve inversion is a bearish signal that occurs when […]
Is the Safety Trade Here to Stay?
The S&P 500 has gained roughly 20% off its lows from Christmas Eve. Despite this impressive rally, every major index and almost all S&P sectors remain below their highs from 2018, many of which were all-time highs. But two areas of the market gave both bulls and bears something to cheer about this week as […]
What the Weight of the Evidence Suggests for U.S. Interest Rates
Many U.S. based investors tend to only follow U.S. listed stocks and markets indices like the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average and the NASDAQ. The best investors are those who are aware this is a global marketplace. Now if the average investor is unaware of foreign countries stock markets, we can assume they are […]
“Momentum Monday” with Howard Lindzon
Howard Lindzon and Ivaylo Ivanov were back again this week with some awesome charts. But before we get started, I’d like to point out a bit of sentiment that is shared, and one that I tend to agree with: “Market breadth hasn’t been so good in years. We see strength in so many different sectors and […]
Paul Tudor Jones is “Very Bullish”
On Monday, famous fund manager Paul Tudor Jones spoke with CNBC and gave his thoughts on the market. Paul (otherwise known in investing circles as “PTJ”) is known for his macro calls, including the crash in 1987. He says he is “very bullish on US stocks”. Further, Paul thinks that US equities will again outperform […]
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