February Found Little Upside Resistance, But Will March Find Consolidation?

Good weekend Finom Group traders/investors! While this is our off-reporting weekend (no proprietary Research Report), we aim to deliver ongoing insights, analysis, charts, and data to consider as we head into March and complete the Q1 2024 period, at month’s end. To begin, the following annotations are delivered via Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, intermingled with some…...

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Your Process And The Bull Market Progress

As the rally has rolled onward and upward, not everyone will achieve markedly satisfying results. Essentially, there will be investors and fund managers with all different strategies and risk allocations that will see the returns that the market expresses. Some of these investors will underperform while others will outperform. Even fewer will exact what the…...

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Disinflation Hiccup or Derailed in 2024

Welcome back to this weekend’s Research Report! This weekend’s Report is in PDF format due to issues the Host was having with a new, upgraded server that did not make it possible to upload pictures and JPEGs. The issue has been rectified, and our reporting will revert to the usual format next week. For now, please read…...

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For Many, This Is An Uncomfortably Strong Market

If there is 1 thing I’ve learned from the markets over my 23 years, it’s that down is going to happen; accept it for value opportunity. Don’t try to stop it! Down is good; down is buy low. When viewed any other way, the resulting outcome is usually “down and out”. ~Seth Marcus To watch…...

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The Leuthold Group’s New January Barometer

Based solely on calendar patterns, January’s S&P 500 gain is a mild positive for stocks over the remaining months of the year. Since 1926, a positive January has been followed by S&P 500 average performance of 8.5% over the next eleven months, compared with an 11-month gain of just 4% after a January loss. There’s…...

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