Don’t Fight Papa Dow
The Dow Jones Industrial Average just closed at its highest level in history. Think about that for a second. This is an index that dates back to May 26, 1896. And of all the trading days since then, yesterday was…
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average just closed at its highest level in history. Think about that for a second. This is an index that dates back to May 26, 1896. And of all the trading days since then, yesterday was…
Math is hard for some people — and we’re grateful for that. In the market, you don’t need a Ph.D. in mathematics. You just need to know how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. That’s it. The fancy name for…
It’s not every day people laugh when I tell them what I’m buying — but that’s been happening lately. And I think it’s worth talking about. As you know, I talk to a lot of people throughout the day —…
Lately, you’ve probably heard a lot of noise about “breadth deterioration” and “weakening markets.” But when you actually go in and count — you know, like a grown-up — it turns out to be the exact opposite. Leaders are leading,…
Founder’s Note: Our man Down Under is back after a brief hiatus to hit the links, have some fun, and recharge the battery. Quantitative Analyst Grant Hawkridge is all about simplicity, data, and perspective. Those things are always better than…
Sector rotation messes with people’s heads. They see leadership change hands and immediately assume the market’s rolling over. Relax. Just because the stocks that led the last few months aren’t leading today doesn’t mean breadth is breaking down. It probably…
At TrendLabs, we do the work. We’ve run the numbers, tested the data, and lived through the cycles. We know for a fact that asset prices trend. They’re not random. To someone new to markets, those daily or weekly price…
Every day, I wake up and decide how to best use my time. Should I be looking for stocks to buy? Should I be spending more time finding stocks to sell? Or should I be allocating capital to entirely different…