Fed's Latest Actions Scream Why Markets Have Lost Faith in It
Dramatically slashing interest rates to zero and promising huge asset purchases are instilling fear, not confidence, in market participants.
Equities Would Do Well to Listen to What the Bond Market Is Saying
And the bond market isn't saying encouraging things just now.
Fed Cut Begs the Questions: Why a Half Point and Why Now?
Let's break down the move and what it could mean -- and what the Fed just won't be able to help as the coronavirus spreads.
Why Downside Risk Has Increased After the Fed Cut
The psychology of the market will be quite different now as news hits.
Pfizer Has an Attractive Dividend Yield, but What Do Its Charts Reveal?
Here's how we would play shares of the pharmaceutical giant now.
Not Quite a Victory, but the Rally Feels Like a Win
Both the Dow and the S&P are still under where they were last Wednesday, despite the bounce.
When China Sneezes, the U.S. Will Catch a Cold
The market is all about technicals now. The real buying will only come once the virus is contained or Fed goes all in, as China seems to be willing to do so at all costs.
Economies and Markets Are Adapting to the Environment: Market Recon
I want you to write down what I always tell you, and post it somewhere where you can see it when you need it: Understand, Identify, Adapt, Overcome, and Maintain.
Where to Put Your Money? Bonds Still Look Good Here
Every minute detail and data point is misinterpreted to paint a positive picture for stocks.
Let's Unpack the Recent Downgrades to Junk
Kraft Heinz, Macy's and Renault have all recently been downgraded, and now the question must be asked: Is this the start of something bigger?