7 Monster Stock Market Predictions – The Week of January 3, 2022 Edition
The week of January 3, 2022, should see trading levels return to normal, which may mean the sellers will come back.
Read moreThe week of January 3, 2022, should see trading levels return to normal, which may mean the sellers will come back.
Read moreHere are my 10 monster stock market predictions for 2022. Happy New Year!
Read moreStocks dropped on December 30 as the S&P 500 and the Dow appear to be forming a topping pattern.
Read moreOh, there is much more going on beneath the surface than you can imagine.
Read moreStocks jumped again on December 27 for the fourth straight day, but they may just hit their apex.
Read moreThe S&P 500 closed at a record high on Thursday, December 23, but looks can be deceiving.
Read more2021 had plenty of twists and turns and calling what those would be a year in advance is never easy.
Read moreStocks rose again as the Vanna trade stays in force as traders sell volatility.
Read moreIt seems clear what is happening as macro forces are at play.
Read moreStocks dropped on December 20 as the macro back drop darkens dramatically.
Read moreNow the bulls are counting a short-squeeze to rally stocks the week of December 20, 2020
Read moreStocks got crushed on December 16 after the massive volatility reset and the reality of a more hawkish Fed begins to set in.
Read moreStocks jumped on December 15 as implied volatility levels dropped following the Fed.
Read moreThe old Producer Price Index register a 23% y/y gain in November, and this has typically resulted in big drops for stocks.
Read moreStocks fall sharply on December 13 as the big mega-cap rally may now be over.
Read moreThere are several scary charts in this week’s editions; enter only if you dare…
Read moreDecember 10 will be a massive day for stocks with a giant CPI print at 8:30 am ET.
Read moreA bearish triple-top pattern may have just formed in the S&P 500, and that would be really bad news.
Read moreStocks jumped on December 7 as implied volatility continues to melt away.
Read moreIt was the usual implied volatility dump and equity market pump on December 6.
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