Yes, within next 30 days we should see some direction. I expect strong activities in global markets in the coming months. No worries at all for those who have filled their baskets with strong companies globally.
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Another day like today and new high for S&P500
Solid rises of late
No worries
yep...good stuff...broke one of the big resistances at 2070-75 area...now with the SPX at 2098 it's at the next big hurdle (~2100 area)...
Investors must be starting to think that Equity market will always bounce back from corrections and always go higher...eh... (not referring to you Winner)
There's a few on ST that believe this..those in red ink think they will be in clover in a couple of years...maybe they're right..maybe not...
Some Commentators say this is the 2nd longest living Bull in US Equity history at 7.5 years old. (Shiller's table below disagrees) My opinion is Wall St has been a prolonged stage 1 bear for a long while now because of no higher highs ..Currently Wall St is testing its old highs (set at 2135 more than 13 months ago) in an attempt to create a higher high...Being so close I concede that a higher high is a real possibility..
So lets look at the Bull stats..The longest bull (12.3 years old) in history gained +~500% and occurred between 1987 and 2000..That bull got so overpriced it took the SPX index another 13 years to reach above that bull's valuation peak....In comparison this 2009- bull has gained +~300%...
The table below is 3 years old so the latest 2009- bull figures are outdated..
https://greenbackd.files.wordpress.c...ng?w=640&h=456
Shiller 2013
Some good news from Factset
Positive Shift in EPS Guidance for Q2
Thank you for the link.We should not forget that historically still interest rates are low. In addition, we see negative interest rates. On top of that there are government stimulus and global central banks support etc. I am bullish on world stocks more than before. Brexit panic created some great opportunities for some intelligent investors.
Defensive sectors such as consumer staples and utilities helped the S&P 500 Index to its best week in seven months.
Hi Entrep
My overall sentiment indicator was designed specifically to warn investors early of an incoming correction. I should not say "my" as I did not invent it.. No indicator is perfect but this one predicts future corrections very well. Too well actually as it is sensitive enough to pick up very shallow corrections just before they happen
Unfortunately..It wasn't designed to predict end of corrections/ beginning of rallies and it does this badly, often triggering off late at the end of temporary relief rally.. ..
KST indicator (Know Sure Thing) is a collection of ROC (rate of change) indicators of differing periods and smoothed by moving averages..so it indicates late but early..Here's how that can be possible... KST picks up changes of momentum but because it is smoothed by moving averages it is less sensitive to sudden brief momentum fluctuations therefore can be a tad late to indicate the change..The signal line cross over (the red arrow) always occurs in positive territory (above the centre line) which means there are more buyers than sellers (a bull situation) at the time but the buyer momentum is weakening and this can lead to going below the centre line into negative (more sellers than buyers) which is a bear situation, so KST signals early...KST on its own doesn't indicate the S&P500 price is going to fall significantly (sometimes a signal line cross over occurs and the price keeps rising) but combined with 3 other indicators KST becomes powerful....Why these 4 combined indicators are not as powerful in predicting a rally I'm not sure in knowing the answer..
To answer your query..only 3 of 4 have fired blue arrows.. the KST is late and hasn't fired (yet)...so my sentiment indicator hasn't predicted this current rally.
Im expecting this pull back to make new highs for a week "The market is designed to fool most people most of the time" - Jesse Livermore. So I'm confused.