We believe the current capital shift in the US stock market may be settling into the Technology sector as investors move away from growth and into value. Technology has recently recovered very nicely from the late December 2018 lows and is currently setting up a very eerily similar pattern across multiple...
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Chris Vermeulen
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09-24-2019
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On this day, celebrating fathers and all they do for families and their children, we thought we would share some really interesting research regarding the next six months trading expectations in the NASDAQ and what it means for your trading account. One element of our research involves data mining and...
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Chris Vermeulen
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Central Bankers Gone Wild An Introduction: Code Red Keeping Up with Tech New York, Florida, Geneva, Saudi Arabia, and Canada I wasn't the only person coming out with a book this week (much more on that at the end of the letter). Alan Greenspan hit the street with The Map and the Territory. Greenspan...
Much of Wall Street is keeping its eyes glued to Washington for the newest developments in the newest budget showdown. Right now, many are waiting to see where they should put money to work in the markets next. In the meantime, however, my subscribers saw a nice, roughly 50% jump in one of their positions...
Good news recently surfaced for tech stocks like Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO) and Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) . For the first time ever, online ad sales are expected to outpace print sales in 2012 , according to an eMarketer study. Online advertising is expected to generate $39.5 billion...
On Wednesday, Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) blacked out its logo in protest of a pending anti-piracy bill. Then on Thursday the tech stock suffered a virtual blackout following a rare miss on its quarterly earnings. Shares of Google’s stock fell 7.6% in the hour after the market closed after reporting...
The stock market has put together a furious rally to end the second quarter. The S&P 500 took out two important resistance levels at 1,280 and 1,301. It is currently up against yet another resistance point at 1,320. TradeMaster's Jason Cimpl thinks we hit 1335 before a pull back , and told his...
The Bank of Japan pumped $183 billion in yen to try and contain the damage to the Japanese economy and stock market. It didn't work. The Nikkei dropped over 1,000 points in Tuesday trading, better than 10%. That's after a 5% drop Monday. That qualifies as a crash. And it's no "flash...
The correction we’ve been monitoring certainly picked up some steam on Friday. The rioting in Egypt gave investors an easy excuse to drive stocks sharply lower. And there should be no surprise that tech stocks and the Nasdaq bore the brunt of the selling. Tech stocks were strong momentum trades...
Those who know me well know that I am in incurable optimist. I think the world is going to be better in ten years than it is today. I thought that 20 years ago and 10 years ago and expect to think that 10 years from now. Part of that reasoning comes from the accelerating pace of change in the technology...
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John Mauldin
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