The coronavirus is spreading. The stock market is under pressure. Investors are reacting — badly. The No. 1 mistake investors are making now in the wake of coronavirus has to do with their artificial construct of the true nature of the stock market. Reality and this construct simply do not
Stock market investors are watching the coronavirus spreading far beyond China. It is no longer mostly in Asia. Italy has reported six coronavirus deaths and an accelerating number of cases. At a time like this, it is nice to see Berkshire Hathaway’s BRK.B. Warren Buffett assuage investors. Buffett‘s advice — don’t buy
Weekly Digest from The Arora Report is popular among serious investors and money managers because they have found studying insights from the prior week gives them an edge over the coming weeks. Here is the day by day rundown from the morning capsules made available every morning before the market
Momentum investors, who are relentlessly pushing up stocks, are oblivious to the breakout in gold amid a relatively rare event. Because of that, prudent investors should pay attention. Let’s explore the issue with the help of a chart. Chart Please click here for an annotated chart of SPDR Gold Shares GLD, a gold
Investors are beginning to show late-cycle stock market behavior. Those with less knowledge are pouring money into the riskiest areas of the stock market. For those who have been around, it is time for prudence. Investors’ new mantra: Apple AAPL and Amazon AMZN are for boomers — we buy Tesla TSLA and Virgin Galactic SPCE. Apple and
Weekly Digest from The Arora Report is popular among serious investors and money managers because they have found studying insights from the prior week gives them an edge over the coming weeks. Here is the day by day rundown from the morning capsules made available every morning before the market
During the California gold rush, many miners went bankrupt. However many merchants who were selling picks and shovels became rich. Most investors recognize that the gold rush is on in 5G and artificial intelligence. The gold rush is also on in automotive electronics. Just take a look at a massive
The momo (momentum) crowd in the stock market has it all figured out. “Good” news is “great” news. “Bad” news is “good” news. There is nothing that cannot be twisted into a reason to buy. Is Bernie Sanders’ win in New Hampshire a good thing for the stock market? Wall
Popular technology stocks are leading the U.S. stock market higher. It seems investors are willing to push up shares even amid signs of a slowdown in global economic growth, mixed earnings reports and the unknown perils of the coronavirus. A way to understand the strength in those tech stocks is
China is the factory to the world. There are now conflicting reports about factory openings in the aftermath of the coronavirus. That matters to the economy and, of course, companies. It has always been the job of government and companies to spin stories. Perhaps today the same is being done