Weekly State of the Market: Bubble, Bubble… Where?

The most painful thing to watch with traders is the belief that markets have to prove something to THEM, while they try to extrapolate something from IT. ~Seth Marcus If you would like to review the Weekly State of the Market video, please click the link provided. Due to seasonal scheduling (have to take my…...

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Weekly State Of The Market: It’s Not A Friendly Investing World

“While so many worry about trying to grab a few pennies in front of a steamroller… We could be picking up gold coins in front of a tricycle. Optimism wins, pessimism loses less, but only one of the two has an actual gain.” ~Seth Marcus I’m a technician I’m a fundamentalist I’m a quant… We…...

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Goldman Sachs: 4 Cyclical Phases

As interest rates climb and inflation shows signs of cooling — where are stocks in the market cycle? Equities markets usually have four phases, and right now stocks are in the “optimism” stage, according to our Chief Global Equity Market Strategist Peter Oppenheimer. He expects relatively low returns from here as stocks trade in a wide…...

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Weekly State of the Market: Busting Myths With Discipline

Remember that valuation is only expensive relative to history, and irrespective of the future! If I might introduce you to the likes of Nvidia? ~Seth Golden If you would like to watch our Weekly State of the Market video, please click the provided link. Be on the lookout for this week’s macro-market Research Report. Have…...

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Job Market Deja Vu And S&P 500 Upgrade

Leading economic indicators continue to slip lower. Yet, bulls, who rightly counseled against “fighting the Fed” during the free-money era, have ditched their own sound advice. Predictably, their focus has migrated to the lagging indicators (like employment numbers), although even that last bastion of strength seems ready to buckle. (Commentary from Doug Ramsey of The…...

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