This is the video recording of the November 2018 Conference Call.
[Free Chart(s) of The Week] What Sector Breadth Is Signaling
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
We’ve been looking for breadth and momentum divergences to be confirmed both in the US and globally to mark the start of “the bottom” in equities as an asset class, so today I want to highlight the breadth of one sector which provides perspective on the current market environment.
[Premium] Sector Breadth Update
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Momentum and breadth diverged slightly in the major indices and many global markets, leading to a short-term bounce that’s been sold into so far. Today I want to look at sector breadth to highlight the extent of the weakness under the surface and outline what we’re watching for if/when prices retest their late October, and potentially Q1 lows.
This Is What Is Dragging Stocks Lower
We look at markets globally because that’s what they are, global markets. The weakness in stocks around the world throughout the first couple of quarters this year was a heads up that something was wrong. We did not see the rotation come in, like we had seen so consistently after any sector went through a period of underperformance. Rotation is the lifeblood of a bull market. Money did not flow back into foreign markets, and as it turns out, it was that the U.S. was the last man standing. [Read more…]
Here Is What The U.S. Indexes Are Suggesting
I learned a long time ago from one of my early mentors, “Don’t Fight Papa Dow”. In other words, this is the most important index in the world. When someone asks you what the market did today, they’re wondering how the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed for the session. Some people would argue that the S&P500 is more important because it represents 500 stocks, rather than just 30 from in the Dow Industrials. But by that logic, the Russell3000 should be most important because it represents 98% of all investable assets in the U.S. equities market, and contains 3000 stocks. But most non-professionals don’t even know the Russell3000 exists. Also, if you overlay the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the S&P500, they move together.
If you get the Dow right, you’re likely to get the direction of S&Ps right as well: [Read more…]
[Premium] An Update From The Road
I’m in Chicago this week trying to sit down and chat with the smartest people I know in this city. I love the town, but man is it cold!
[India] Financials And Smallcaps Will Drive Market Direction
Last Monday we discussed our thesis for a bounce in Indian stocks and by Friday we were talking about how to manage those trades so that we could avoid letting winners turn into losers.
Now that we’ve gotten a decent bounce, many are asking what the next directional move in the market is going to be. In this post we’ll outline why we think that Financials and Smallcaps are the areas to watch for clues.
Is It Time For Uranium Stocks To Break Out?
There are assets out there that have a lower or no correlation with the rest of the U.S. Stock Market. These investments are really helpful, but even more so when we’re looking for stocks to buy in an environment where we think most stocks keep falling in price. One of these less correlated areas is the Uranium space.
Investors in Uranium stocks over the past 7 years have been some of the worst stock market investors in the world during that period. Think about this, Uranium investors have performed even worse since 2011 than gold and silver investors! That is saying a lot. We’ve already been buying precious metals stocks the past couple of months so it seems like rotation into the worst of the worst areas is happening in unison. [Read more…]
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