This post was published yesterday in The Arora Report paid feeds as Afternoon Capsule. To gain an edge, this is what you need to know now. Consumer Sentiment Until recently, consumer sentiment was doing well due to the economy opening, government programs based on borrowing and high stock market. Since the
This post was published yesterday in The Arora Report paid feeds as Afternoon Capsule. To gain an edge, this is what you need to know now. Fever Breaks For the first time in a while, today the fever broke in some of the momo crowds’ favorite stocks on extreme positive sentiment.
This post was published yesterday in The Arora Report paid feeds as Afternoon Capsule. To gain an edge, this is what you need to know now. Consumers’ Saving More Over all, incomes of Americans have gone up due to government programs. American consumers are being smart in saving more and paying
This post was published yesterday in The Arora Report paid feeds as Afternoon Capsule. Wall Street Front Runs Previously we shared with you in advance in the Morning Capsule on Tuesday the 23rd: Rebalancing Risk Pension funds will be rebalancing before the end of the quarter. This poses a serious
Fear over a further spread of the deadly coronavirus and expectations of a Democratic victory in the presidential election are two events that will affect the stock market. First and foremost, I am politically agnostic. My sole job is to help investors. But President Trump’s rally in Tulsa, Okla., was
Investors are getting concerned about the coronavirus again. They’re now worried after frenzied stock buying by the momo (momentum) crowd, who essentially ignored the deadly virus. In the U.S., cases are increasing in many states. There’s an important technical pattern in the stock market called an island reversal. This one
Investing and trading are about making money, and you should never let your political opinions get in the way. Irrespective of what you think of President Trump, Wall Street trusts him. How does this affect you? Let’s explore with the help of two charts. Please click here for an annotated chart of
As the coronavirus spreads, some investors seem to be in the mode of buying the dip in stock prices. Buying the dip has worked over the past decade. The reason has been that money printing by the Federal Reserve and other central banks has kept interest rates low. Also, investors
It is no secret that the stock market is driven by greed and fear. Normally I measure levels of greed and fear in the market using proven algorithms. At extremes, greed is a sell signal and fear is a buy signal for stocks. The reaction to the coronavirus shows that
The new coronavirus is an obvious concern to stock market investors. The media are full of explanations and predictions. So what should investors be focused on? Let’s explore the issue with the help of a chart. Chart Please click here for an annotated chart of the Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF DIA which