SPX 500: Further Weakness May Trigger A Medium-Term Global Risk-Off Event

Q2 GDP Advance Estimate: Real GDP At 2.8%, Above Forecast

Hoisington Investment Management Q2 2024 Review And Outlook

Climbing Limo GDP Forecast For Q2 2024

3 Key Sentiment Indicators Point To A Market Top

Second Quarter Results Will Break The Earnings Stalemate

S&P 500: The Psychology Behind Corrections And Why Investors Should Buy The Dip

Signs of fear are making the headlines after the S&P 500 Index (SPX) came under moderate selling pressure. The widely anticipated pullback has been relatively mild so far. The SPX merely lost -2.9% from its all-time highs before rebounding in the last trading session. Stratos Capital Partners is skeptical that this pullback is an early warning sign of a bear market.

MTUM: There Are Better MOMO Strategies Than This Momentum ETF

Chicago Fed: Economic Growth Decreased In June

Tech Still Likely To Deliver On Earnings

Tech still likely to deliver on high corporate earnings expectations. We think major tech firms can keep delivering on high expectations. U.S. Stocks retreated last week, led by technology names. We expect some bouts of volatility ahead over the short term. A tech-driven pullback has hit stocks on hopes for cooling inflation and interest rate cuts.

A Change In Leadership?

Since July 11, the small- and mid-cap Russell 2000 Index has soared by more than 7%. A historic rotation into small-cap stocks and a growing opinion-polling lead for Donald Trump. Some of the recent equity moves may have been due to investors positioning for a clearer election outcome. The past two weeks have seen extraordinary market moves.

S&P 500 Investors Game Board Upset By New Trade Sanctions

Earnings Growth Should Continue To Support The Stock Market

Weekly Report: what happened at SPMO last week (0715-0719)?

Small Stocks Keeled Over After Brief Super-Hyped 'Rotation' Spike. Mag 7 Lost $1.3 Trn In 7 Days

Mag 7 lost another $113 billion in market cap on Friday, bringing the total decline from the peak on July 10 to $1.32 trillion. The week was marked by the continued tech sell-off and the wilting of the hugely promoted 'rotation' into small-caps. The Mag 7's combined market capitalization is now down to $15.69 trillion, from over $17 trillion. Small stocks keeled over on Wednesday, July 17, after their sudden bout of glory.

Full-Time Jobs Fall Yet Again As Total Employment Flattens

US economy added 206,000 jobs during June, while the unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.1 percent. Ryan McMaken says the number of employed people in America has barely increased over the past year. In June, as total jobs rose, total employed workers rose by only 116,000 people. Full-Time Jobs Fall Yet Again As Total Employment Flattens.

Baby Boomers Better Get Out Of The Stock Market Now

S&P 500: Evidence Of A Top, Week Starting July 22nd (Technical Analysis)

The S&P 500 (SPY) continued higher to 5669 on Tuesday before reversing and dropping to a Friday low of 5497. Bearish signals were in place last weekend. The monthly and weekly charts have potential reversal patterns. The major Fib level at 5638 is ripe for a major reversal. The Nasdaq has closed higher in July 16 times in a row.

Wall Street Exclusive: 'Mean Reversion'

Home Market Outlook Today's Market Wall Street Exclusive: 'Mean Reversion' Fear & Greed Trader Investing Group Leader BsWei shares his view on the market. He says investors need to turn their attention from the "Magnificent Seven" to alternatives. The economy has been resilient despite the fears of a recession.

CB Leading Economic Index: Continued To Trend Down In June

The latest Conference Board Leading Economic Index decreased in June to its lowest level since April 2020. The index fell 0.2% from the previous month to 101.1. The decline continued to be fueled by gloomy consumer expectations, weak new orders and negative interest rate spread. CB Leading Economic index: Continued To Trend Down In June.