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The signs are usually there. We just have to pay attention. At TrendLabs, we lean heavily on quantitative models. We’ve built a global team of traders and analysts, and we put in the work every single week. Data matters. Process…
The S&P 500 has closed at new all-time highs for six consecutive months. And yet, the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) refuses to go quietly. Despite this relentless strength in stocks, the VIX remains above 16 – a level that doesn’t…
One of the biggest questions on investors’ minds right now is whether the correction that began in September is finally behind us. As we’ve discussed repeatedly over the past few months, the U.S. stock market has been working through a…
We’re seeing the exact opposite of the “Dollar wrecking ball” narrative they’re always trying to scare you with. And sure, the idea of the U.S. Dollar smashing everything in its path sounds terrifying. It makes for great headlines. But the…
Founder’s Note: Have I told you lately how much I love living vicariously through Sam Gatlin? Sam’s just back from an extended stay overseas, he’s learned a lot, and he’s got more really good observations to share. Here he is…
We spend a lot of time talking about the market’s most important stocks and sectors – and for good reason. They matter. They move the needle. But what’s the real answer to the question: Which sector is the most important…
Something funny happened yesterday. Value stocks hit new all-time highs… and growth didn’t. For years, we’ve heard the same lazy take: “It’s just a handful of growth stocks driving this weak market.” But that was never true, and anyone who…
It’s rarely the direction of interest rates that matters most to markets. It’s the rate of change behind that direction. Put simply, stocks prefer a quiet bond market. The lower the volatility in rates, the more comfortable investors tend to…
