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
Investors would have to be stupid to ignore the Federal Reserve’s history of causing pain. But that is exactly what momentum investors are doing now. History repeats itself, but human nature being what it is, many investors do not learn. Let us explore, starting with a chart that spans 64
A key to success in investing is paying attention to logic and good opinions. But don’t forget price action. There’s a trade war heating up. There are disappointments in negotiations with China. The Europeans are upset. Closer to home, Canada and Mexico are indignant. Common-sense logic would say that the
The bulls have, for now, broken the downtrend in the U.S. stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Friday could post its longest winning streak since November as the benchmark index is up over 2% this week. Will it last? Let’s explore with the help of a chart. Please
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 most popular timing indicator in the U.S. stock market is the 200-day moving average. The indicator derives its power not from anything innate in the stock market, but from the legions of investors who believe in it. It often becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Investors ought to pay attention to
Tuesday’s ‘outside day’ started with optimism and ended with pessimism. An ominous pattern has occurred in the U.S. stock market. Investors definitely felt it Tuesday, when stocks cratered after rising earlier in the day. What is the best strategy for investors at this time? Let’s explore, starting with a chart,
Wall Street’s fear index is based on expectations of market volatility. Professionals use and trade this volatility in a variety of ways. But the average investor doesn’t. Nonetheless, he or she can benefit from the message sent by volatility. Let’s explore with a chart. Chart Please click here for an
President Trump tweeted a warning to Russia about not shooting down U.S. missiles targeted at Syria. Chemical weapons were recently used in Syria. The last time chemical weapons were used in Syria, Trump hit Syria with missiles. What’s an investor to think of all this? Let’s explore with the help
In my 30-plus years in the markets, one of the biggest mistakes I have seen investors make is to not listen to the message of the markets. Often investors tend to force their opinions on the markets instead of listening to what the markets are telling them. This is an