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ENTER YOUR EMAIL & GET POWERFUL IDEAS & MARKET INSIGHTS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX Do peaks in the Dow in 1929, 1987, 2000, 2007 have anything in common? Yes, Hollywood did something at each of these peaks! In 1929, Hollywood released the movie “The Wolf on Wall Street” about a ruthless trader (Bancroft)…
Overview: 09/03/14 The following FindLeadingStocks.com special report takes a closer look at inflation and the “easy money” stance from global central banks. If You Are Looking For Advanced (early) Entry/Exit Points in Leading Stocks Become A Member here (under $3/day) First, Let’s Define Inflation In economics, inflation is defined as – “A general increase in…
The major averages spent the first two weeks of July rallying from extremely oversold levels before encountering stubborn resistance near their moving averages and downward trendlines. We have seen stocks fail at resistance multiple times since the two month downtrend began in late April. The major averages are at a critical inflection point: either break above resistance or rollover and begin another downtrend.
Transportation stocks (IYT), are a very important area for both Main St AND Wall St. Why? Because they move “Stuff” and that typically serves as a good proxy for the economy and ultimately corporate earnings (a key component to higher stock prices). The following annotated chart shows how the IYT (Transports ETF) is strongly out performing the…
The most common definition of a bear market is a decline of 20% or more below a recent high. Earlier this year, the IBB (Biotech ETF) fell 24% which dragged down a slew of momentum and growth stocks. At the time, I wrote about (here) how steep corrections were normal and actually healthy for these…
Join FindLeadingStocks.com & Get Exact Entry And Exit Signals in Leading Stocks Starting At Only $19/Month Our longstanding readers know that we focus on leading stocks. Why? Because by definition, those are the stocks that are moving higher and leading the market. Our definition of leadership is simple – we always ask: Is the stock…