The U.S. stock market is controlled by the momo (momentum) crowd. The only thing the momo crowd cares about is … momentum. But what if you are not a sheep in the momo crowd? What if you are a prudent investor? What should you do? One of the best tools
Money is to be made in marijuana stocks in the long run. But the recent buzz may be overdone. Canada’s Tilray TLRY, has become the first cannabis company to conduct a U.S. IPO. The shares were priced at $17 per share, higher than expectations due to oversubscription. The stock soared
The momo (momentum) crowd followed the stock market higher from support to resistance, ignoring President Trump on the trade war. Now the momo crowd is finding that Trump is aiming to win the trade war. Following the momentum and ignoring the risks of the trade war is not a prudent
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
To understand the direction of the stock market, it’s important to first look at the leaders. The leaders in this market have been popular technology stocks, which have marched upwards primarily because the hot money has been flowing into them. The hot money mostly cares about the momentum. Money flows
Money flows give an edge to those who want to beat the market and lower their risk. There’s a big move right now in large-cap technology stocks brought about by President Trump’s trade agitations. Consider looking at money flows in those stocks, in addition to the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Are you an investor who wants to beat the market and also lower your risk? If you do, look at money flows — they give you an edge. Technology stocks are the leaders in this “up” leg in the stock market. Let’s review money flows in 11 popular technology stocks
Not only has Warren Buffett bought more Apple stock, he has been promoting the purchase with full force. Apple’s stock, as a result, has jumped. The day before the news of Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B, buying more Apple AAPL, stock broke (May 4), I wrote a column titled “There’s evidence
If you were getting ZYX Buy Change Alert Model Portfolio, look at what you would have done. Buying Apple (AAPL) at $18.71. It is trading at $183.83 as of this writing. Buying Facebook (FB) at $49.92. It is trading at $176.61 as of this writing. Buying Bank of America (BAC) at $7.69. It is
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