The next four weeks will be a major turning point for European investors. ...
Some significant technical trend lines are in play, so we take a closer look at market technicals and sentiment this week. ...
The S&P 500 is poised for double-digit earnings growth in the first quarter. ...
Check in on some "Trump trades."...
The NCAA College Basketball Final Four is set. ...
Last Thursday, March 9, 2017, the bull market celebrated its eighth birthday. ...
It should come as little surprise that sentiment among corporate executives improved during the fourth quarter of 2016. ...
The case for increasing European investments is getting stronger, as we elevate the fundamentals, valuations, and to a lesser extent the technicals. ...
Analyzing real estate is all about the cycles. ...
With the historically weak month of February upon us, we take a closer look at market technicals and sentiment this week. ...
Despite a strong 2016, there may still be some value in value. ...
After years of earnings recession, improving corporate earnings and relatively low valuations are making overseas investments more attractive. ...
Small caps have surged since Election Day. ...
Fourth Quarter 2016 earnings season gets underway this week (January 9-13) and it looks like it will be another good one. ...
This week we take a look back at some of our hits and misses of 2016....
Many measures of investor sentiment indicate widespread uncertainty about the direction of markets. The age of the bull market, U.S. election, the possibility of a mistake by central banks, U.S. dollar strength, Brexit, and China's debt problems all seem to have the potential to scare...
In our election playbook, we discuss some investments that could possibly receive an election boost. Some areas that may fare better under Clinton include: alternative energy, emerging markets, and healthcare services. Some areas that could potentially get a boost from a Trump presidency include: biotech/pharmaceuticals,...
Longer-term technical indicators on equities continue to look very strong. Overall market sentiment could be a nice contrarian reason to remain bullish....