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Doth protest too much
By Adam Sarhan Major Disconnect Between Wall Street & Main Street We have argued for a long time that there is a major disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street. Since the March 2009 bottom, Wall Street has enjoyed very strong gains for one simple reason: #EasyMoney from the Fed and every other major central…
Volume Doesn't Matter & Here's Why
Earlier today I received a great question from a FindLeadingStocks.com Member that inspired this article: Member: How can a stock rally 6% today on really low volume? Answer: What Is Volume? When you think about it – that really is a great question. First, lets begin by defining volume. Volume simply is the total number of shares traded…
A Bullish "TELL" for Main Street
Steel Stocks Are Used To Build “Stuff”: We are seeing something bullish occurring on Wall Street, large amounts of institutional capital is flowing into steel stocks. Steel stocks serve as a good “tell” for the U.S. and global economy. Since steel is used to build “stuff” steel stocks tend to rally when the market believes the economy…
How to Buy Weakness In An Uptrend
Higher Highs & Higher Lows: In the simplest sense, the definition of a bull market is a series of higher highs and higher lows. In addition to buying strength (only buying breakouts) is to step up and buy weakness in strong uptrends. This is one tool in my toolbox that helps me successfully navigate capital…
Why The SPX Hit A Record High On Lousy Economic Data
GDP Shrinks By 1%; SPX Hits A New Record High Before Thursday’s open, The Commerce Department said gross domestic product (GDP) slid by a -1% annualized rate in Q1 2014, missing estimates for a decline of -0.4%. Pending home sales rose by only 0.4%, missing estimates for a 1% gain. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 (SPX) hit…
The Winners & Losers Of The Fed’s QE
6/1/15… It’s more complicated than you think The jury’s still out on how history will treat the Federal Reserve’s unprecedented stimulus program. After the central bank pushed its main policy rate to zero in December 2008, it started buying hundreds of billions of government debt and mortgage-backed securities to keep longer-term interest rates low. That became known as…
