September 2021 is over and we continue building our challenge account. We are currently tracking our goal, our metrics are slightly below the goal but we are moving higher. As I mentioned before, building a small account is a slow process but as time goes by, it will speed up and you will be pleased Continue reading →
Interest rates sending the stocks down
For the entire year of 2019, the interest rates were dropping like a rock and for the entire 2020, the rates were trading flat. That was a reason behind a great rally in 2020 when the high-flying, hi P/E tech stocks like EV stocks, innovation stocks, genomic stocks, 3D printing stocks, SPACS, and all stocks Continue reading →
Why selling is over, at least for now
Yesterday, I posted why selling is over on Reddit. Moderators deleted that post later during the day and I do not know why. I can only assume that it was because the post sparked so much controversy, mockery, and hatred from other users. “Yesterday, we got an inverted hammer. That is typically a reversal Continue reading →
The stock market flashes sell signal
The new all-time highs of the stock market seem to be out of the question for a while. With today’s price action, the stock market flashes sell signal more and more. This could morph into a deeper correction (5% only, or in the worst-case scenario 10%) and we may see this market slide back to Continue reading →
Will tomorrow’s CPI report save the market?
In my weekly reviews, I post my market expectations for the week. My expectation was that the market broke up from a small consolidation pattern and would most likely continue higher. A few days later, everything changed. At first, the markets took the bad news about jobs as good news. Analysts expected 1 million new Continue reading →
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