Editor’s note:While Jeff is on vacation, his team will send you interesting bits from Senior Strategist Roger Scott and New Money Crew’s Lance Ippolito, in addition to other bits of content. Today’s piece is some interesting market analysis from Roger. Enjoy!
I hope everyone had a nice holiday weekend!
Even though the U.S. stock market is closed, futures and international markets are still open and their trading action will still have an impact on the stocks we trade — and more in Monday's stock market recap.
When I sat down to film this video, the E-mini Dow and Nasdaq were up about 154 and 83 points, respectively. If there aren’t any major wrinkles or surprises over the next 24 hours or so, markets should open up higher on Tuesday…
Which would be great following last week’s tumultuous trading action…
The best part is that the bond market, which is still trading sideways, isn’t putting as much pressure on stock right now as it has the past several months. In other words, it looks like things are overdone for the time being and that the market should start moving up from here.
In this morning’s stock market recap video, I’ll show you what to expect from stocks this week… why small-cap stocks are losing less value than large caps… why bonds are moving less directionally… why defensive stocks are starting to break down… the biggest Federal Reserve report on the table… a deep dive into market levels and internals… and what to expect from stocks this week.
Senior Strategist Roger Scott uncovered 64 secret market patterns that date back to the 18th century about six months ago through one of his most trusted backtesting systems…
These patterns were created to lead price action and predict explosive moves before they occur. So he set out to refine them by unleashing the most powerful algorithms of today’s computer age…
He had one goal, and one goal only…
Isolate the top patterns with as close to a 100% win rate as possible… But what he uncovered during the testing process shocked him to his core.
Those of you who’ve been watching for a while know that I like to say the first move after the Federal Open Market Committee’s latest meeting is usually the wrong one…
Ever since the S&P 500 fell into bear market territory — a 20% drop from a recent all-time high — earlier this week, everyone’s been asking Senior Strategist Roger Scott where the bottom is.
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