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Last Christmas, TrendLabs was still just a dream. This Christmas, it’s being fulfilled. Everybody’s Wrong was and will remain my first statement on the stock market under the TrendLabs banner. It’s the flagship, you make it sail, and I’d like…
The S&P 500 just closed at another new all-time high. Again. That’s exactly the kind of behavior you expect in a healthy bull market. New highs don’t show up once – they tend to cluster. Another hallmark of strong bull…
I’ll be the first to admit it: I’m old school when it comes to market analysis. I was trained by traders who, in some cases, cut their teeth in the 1950s and ’60s. And they learned from people who were…
From where I’m sitting, this is still a “risk-on” market. And the market itself is the one telling us. In healthy environments, the leadership comes from offense — growth, cyclicals, and higher-beta stocks. That’s exactly what we’re seeing. Meanwhile, the…
The S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Index (XLY) just closed the week at new all-time highs. If you’re looking for clues about where the stock market is headed over the coming months and quarters, this is one of the most important…
Founder’s Note: Grant Hawkridge is always looking for new ways to get to the truth. Data is the mission for Grant. And we’re better for his command of that mission. Here he is with an update on his work setup…
There’s a lot we can learn from Warren Buffett. He’s earned his place as one of the greatest investors of all time. But the single most important lesson I’ve taken from him has nothing to do with valuation models or…
It still amazes me how often I hear otherwise intelligent, experienced market participants dismiss technical analysis as a “self-fulfilling prophecy.” Let’s be clear about what that claim actually implies. Saying technical analysis is self-fulfilling suggests that market events occur because…
