FOMC, Earnings & Delta: Weekly Nifty 9

Research Report Excerpt #1 Year-end gets nearer with each passing week. Month-end is always a good time to review one’s goals for the year and possibly look at where you proved successful in the first half of the year and where opportunities have popped up for potential course-correction. When you’ve mastered the exercise of monthly,…

The Uptrend In Question? Weekly Nifty 9

Research Report Excerpt #1 The primary trend for the S&P 500 is higher, either due to structure or earnings and presently both are favoring a continuation of the primary, long-term trend. Staying with an uptrend produces more opportunities than most are willing to believe and/or experience. Ironically it isn’t until after the fact that some…

Digesting Year-to-Date Gains: Weekly Nifty 9

Research Report Excerpt #1 The key to a healthy cyclical bull market is consistent market rotations. If everything goes up together, breadth thrusts are inevitable, but so is the likelihood of everything going down together, which is not the signs of a healthy bull market. So while there are plenty of complaints about market breadth…

Macro-Market Internals: Weekly Nifty 9

Research Report Excerpt #1 This Bloomberg chart was making the rounds this past week. Less than 45% of S&P 500 stocks trading above 50-DMA. The situation comes with the S&P 500 at all time highs, and of course the last time this happened was 1999/2000.  It seems as though anytime you correlate a chart of any kind…

Markets At Mid-Year: Weekly Nifty 9

Research Report Excerpt #1 With this front of mind, I would suggest that investors not dwell on this past week’s retreat in the markets, even if Friday’s market action culminated with the lows of the week. One week, one day… that does not make a month or a year. While Friday’s retreat in the major…

Markets Reach For Record Highs: Weekly Nifty 9

Research Report Excerpt #1 Over my many years of investing and providing a financial market service to investors, I’ve found the perception principle reins supreme amongst investors/traders. It’s often very, very detrimental to the average investor/trader as well. Here’s what I mean by way of the following tweet via Michael Santoli of CNBC. (Again, Seth’s…