We’ve been erring on the long side of stocks for the last 6 weeks, taking trades where the reward/risk is heavily skewed in our favor, but are still seeing mixed evidence regarding the market’s ability to make new highs in the short-term. [Read more…]
[Free Chart(s) of The Week] Failed Breakout Edition
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Palladium. For the last 3 years, nobody cared a lick as it nearly quadrupled in price. Over the last month however, I’d seen more mentions* as the price trend accelerated than I did for the entire 3-year trend beforehand.
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India’s Bank Stocks Are The World Leaders
When most of us think of bank stocks, we’re generally not saying positive things. We have a bad taste in our mouth, particularly since early last year. But that’s not the case in India.
Look at this chart. Which one is different? [Read more…]
[Chart(s) of The Week] Participation In Two Key Sectors Remains Weak
Yesterday during our Members-Only Conference Call we discussed a lot of themes and trade ideas, but I wanted to highlight two charts that remain an issue for our bullish Equities thesis. [Read more…]
Is Canada’s Decade Of Underperformance Over?
It’s been a frustrating period for stocks in Canada over the past decade. Up just 7% since their 2008 highs, Canadian equities have been consistently underperforming for almost 10 years. But are things now finally changing? [Read more…]
What Is Wrong With Cash?
If there is one thing that has worked since October, it’s cash. I feel like people are afraid of that word. Like you’re doing something wrong for raising some (or a lot of) cash. Do you think it makes sense to always be fully invested? I don’t.
I look at everything through the lens of potential opportunity cost. What else could we be doing with that money? In liquid markets, sometimes it’s treasury bonds, other times it’s gold, and of course all of the market neutral pair trades and options strategies to profit from sideways markets.
Cash is an investment too. Why do you always have to be all in? You want to think 50 years out? Go ahead. We’re only concerned about the next couple of quarters. We’ll worry about next year, next year. And 50 years from now? I only hope to be around sipping wine and ripping through charts. We’ll see…
So about today. [Read more…]
[Free Chart of The Week] Bearly Any Sellers
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Last night I was working on an International and Fixed Income ETF Report that went out to our Institutional Clients, but I wanted to highlight an important theme that I saw during my analysis. [Read more…]
[Free Chart(s) of The Week] Is The Mid/Small-Cap Decline Over?
In our February Conference Call we outlined the potential for some mean reversion in the Mid and Smallcap Indexes as they retested their 2018 lows, as well as the implications of a breadth and momentum improvement if we got it. We did, so let’s take a look and see what it means. [Read more…]
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