Would you be prepared if the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell another 4,000-plus points? That kind of decline sounds shocking. But it’s instructive because it points to an important element of investing: preparedness. The Dow has fallen more than 4,000 points from its high this year — all of it
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is being universally criticized for what he had to say in the press conference after the release of the central bank’s policy statement. The stock market is giving Powell the thumbs down. But could he be smarter than the rest of the gurus? Let’s explore
Nothing has changed in the stock market in my three-plus decades in four respects. 1. When stock prices go down, bearish gurus come out of the woodwork and start fear-mongering. 2. When stock prices go up, bullish gurus come out of the woodwork and start making rosy predictions. 3. Many
The character of this stock market is changing. What has worked over the past nine years during the bull market may not work in the future. For investors serious about making money, it is high time to brush up on skills and learn new strategies. At The Arora Report we
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
The U.S. stock market, as represented by the Dow Jones Industrial Average, was down 500 points Monday. Then it flipped positive. Serious investors ought to know and understand the reason behind the rebound. Let’s explore the issue with the help of three charts. Charts Please click here for an annotated
Investors who want an edge in the stock market know from experience that segmented money flows are one of the tools that work. During the rip-roaring bull market, many investors did not care about an edge. They simply believed in “buy, buy and buy.” Some of those investors are now
In the 1880s, a partner dance called the tango originated in Argentina. Now U.S. President Trump and President Xi of China have orchestrated a successful tango at the G-20 meeting in Buenos Aires calling for a truce in the trade war. Is foresight more valuable than hindsight, especially to stock
After President Trump’s tweet about a potential 10% tariff on iPhone imports from China, investors’ heightened attention to technology stocks moved a notch higher. Becky Quick of CNBC was in tune with investor concerns, as shown in this segment, but it was my answer to the spot-on question from Andrew
Many investing gurus are predicting a bear market in U.S. stocks. And many more are predicting new highs. How can you tell who is right? Let us examine with the help of a chart. Please click here for an annotated chart of the effective federal funds rate (which is set