Stocks pushed last week, with the S&P 500 closing at a new all-time high. Signs suggest more gains lie ahead for the week of December 23.

With the US dollar weakening and growth returning in 2020, it will spur the return of inflation, making it prediction number 6.

Stocks are trying to rise again, pushing to more records during the unbelievable year-end push, no one saw coming, except all of us 😉

The S&P 500 reached all-time highs once again, but the technical patterns do not lay out a clear path forward.

Stocks were stuck yesterday and unable to break out, so now they will try again, but this time on December 19.

I had thought the stock market would break out to new highs today. The market had something different in mind, maybe tomorrow.

The stock market is showing bullish trends once again, and may be ready to push higher once again on December 18.

Stocks don’t seem to want to go down anymore. That’s because the recession of 2019 never came. Now there is only one thing left to do.

Stocks are pointing to a lower opening on December 17 as the market may try to fill the gap from yesterday’s significant gains.

Stocks rose sharply on December 16 as the fear of missing out as clearly taken hold, except now it is too late.

Stocks continue to grind higher on December 16 as the year-end rally pushes stocks to record highs once again.

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With the global and US economies returning to growth in 2020, the 10-year yield may climb back to 2.3%, making it prediction number 8.

While the outlook for the world continues to look better every day, gloom and doom still appears to run rampant among some investors.

Stocks are pointing to a higher opening on Friday, December 13, as investors digest many Macro headlines out of the US, China, and the UK.

Stocks broke out on December 12 on positive trade headlines and the potential roll-back of tariffs on China.

Stocks are pointing to a slightly higher opening on December 12 and are pushing up against resistance in search of a breakout.

Stocks jumped after the Fed rate announcement on a dovish economic outlook, making the environment perfect for equities.

December 11 will be a busy day for stocks with some critical economic data and of course, the Fed rate decision and press conference.

Stocks fell slightly on December 10 and seem to have lack of direction, but the small caps are signal more gains may lie ahead