The stock market is becoming jittery. The reason is the so-called $1.5 trillion problem. The “smart money” (professional investors) has known about the problem and has acted accordingly, but the momo (momentum) crowd has been oblivious. Before delving into this problem, let us start with two charts. The charts Please
The smart money is getting jittery, which warrants protective measures. The stock market is complex, but there is one aspect that is simple and provides real objective insights to investors. The simplicity lies in comparing real buying demand to real selling supply in real time. When supply is significantly greater
Today there’s a report that Intel and AMD are joining forces to fight Nvidia. I have been flooded with questions from investors as to what the news means for shares of Intel INTC, AMD AMD, and Nvidia NVDA. I will answer the question based on fundamentals. But first let’s look at
Apple’s new iPhone X is a home run, but everybody already knows that. So that doesn’t provide investors an edge. Savvy investors are always looking for an edge to outperform the broader market. You can gain an edge in information that is not well-known or well-understood. In this article, I
Most would agree that the U.S. stock market is expensive and is being driven by the momo crowd. The momo, or momentum, crowd cares less about risk, while prudent investors care a lot about risk. At The Arora Report, we teach investors to be focused on risk-adjusted returns. In plain
Alphabet, aka Google, and Amazon each reported blowout earnings after the stock market closed Thursday. Here’s the question I’m being asked now: “Which stock is a better buy — Alphabet GOOG, GOOGL, or Amazon AMZN ?” The answer depends on what kind of investor you are. Are you an investor
Artificial intelligence is the next frontier, and investors want to get in on the ground floor. No wonder I get more emails asking how to best invest in artificial intelligence than any other subject. At The Arora Report, we use different strategies to attain maximum risk-adjusted returns. One is
Many prudent investors are asking: “Who is buying popular tech stocks at such high prices?” The answer to the question will provide you with an edge in the stock market. Let’s explore that. Gain an edge Please click here for a chart of money flows in FAANG stocks. Money flows,
Ever since I wrote “Six similarities between now and 1987, when the Dow plummeted 23% in one day,” I have been getting a steady flow of requests from investors to write about the differences. Let’s explore that. The six differences Please click here for a table showing the differences between
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