The S&P 500 just posted a total return of at least 25% for the second year in a row. That hasn’t happened since 1998. Not too shabby. The downside of this epic rally is that howling about excessive valuations is everywhere. Everyone seems to agree stocks are too rich. Here’s the deal: Stock valuations… Read more »
Now that 2024 is in the books, let’s review the top brass in our research. It was an epic year. Here were the top 3 accumulated stocks in 2024. Many believe the only game in town is the Mag 7. Without question, betting on hyper scalers has been a profitable venture. But the reality is… Read more »
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A new year offers a new start… …and big opportunities. Here are 3 reasons to buy stocks in January 2025. The S&P 500 just put up a back-to-back crowd-stunning performance with 2023 jumping 24% and 2024 vaulting 23%. Being long equities has been the winning ticket. If you’re considering cashing out simply because this rally… Read more »
Many investors gave up on stocks earlier this month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) recorded a drought… falling 9 days consecutively. As scary as it sounds, this ultra rare oversold signal is undefeated. Last week we told you to be thankful for hidden capitulation under the surface. Massive outflows lead to mega rebounds. In… Read more »
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Stocks were sold with abandon. Be thankful. Rare capitulation signals big gains ahead. Volatile markets are never fun. Yesterday’s Fed presser sent shockwaves across equity markets. Nothing was spared. Correlation approached 1. The S&P Small Cap 600 fell 4%. The S&P Mid Cap 400 fell 3.84%. The mighty large cap S&P 500 collapsed 2.95%. That’s… Read more »
The crowd-stunning rally keeps going. Don’t be shocked if growth stocks keep working. Another bullish omen is flaring for the NASDAQ. Equities remain in a firm uptrend. Small, Mid, and growthier pockets of the market are under healthy accumulation. Our bias towards owning SMID caps is still in place. Afterall, plenty of capital has been… Read more »