Thrust Issues

Thrust Issues

  When a bunch of stocks skyrocket at the same time, in a strong and sudden fashion, we call it a breadth thrust. It’s a good thing for the overall stock market, as it’s a sign of a healthy and robust environment. Typically, when the market is in the beginning...
Golden Sectors

Golden Sectors

  This week’s indicator uses a tool called a golden cross. A golden cross happens when a financial asset’s short-term moving average crosses above its long-term moving average, signaling a bullish trend with increasing momentum. Typically, we look at the...
It Has to Go Somewhere

It Has to Go Somewhere

  The famous investor Stanley Druckenmiller once quipped that what really moves the market is liquidity, or the availability of cash, rather than earnings or other traditional factors. Whether that is true or not could be debated, but it does make sense that if...
Global Yield Curve

Global Yield Curve

  Let’s take a look at this week’s featured indicator, the global yield curve, and how we use it to figure out whether it’s better to invest in bonds or stick with cash. This indicator’s primary metric is something called the Global Yield Curve Composite....
Recession Probabilities

Recession Probabilities

  A Recession, or a sustained slowdown in economic growth, is one of the worst things that can happen to the stock market. The problem? Recessions are hard to predict. Hard, but not impossible. We can still get close by assigning a probability to a recession...