When Market Indicators Conflict: Why Doing Nothing Can Be a Smart Move

2024-09-25

Want to understand technical analysis? Learn the basics like moving averages, RSI, and MACD. It’s like a window into the market activity! 📊💰 #StockMarket

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2024-09-23

Fair share of taxes spurs debate on where it goes. Investing in infrastructure or supporting veterans? What’s your take? #Taxation #Debate

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2024-09-22

Economic update: Yield curves are normalizing, with only one curve still inverted. Stay informed with our upcoming newsletter! 📈 #EconomicUpdate

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2024-07-23

Since the beginning of this year, the “bad breadth” issue has been a concern for the current bull market rally. Historically speaking, periods of narrow market advances typically precede short-term corrections and bear markets. However, as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut rates for the first time since 2020, there seems to be a change afoot.

Hosted by RIA Advisors Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts, CIO, w Senior Financial Advisot, Jonathan Penn, CFA
Produced by Brent Clanton, Executive Producer
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Articles mentioned in this report:
"The Bull Market – Could It Just Be Getting Started?"
https://realinvestmentadvice.com/the-bull-market-could-it-just-be-getting-started/
"Can Mega-Capitalization Stocks Continue Their Dominance?"

2024-07-23

We noted last Friday that over the previous few years, a handful of “Mega-Capitalization” (mega-market capitalization) stocks have dominated market returns and driven the bull market. In that article, we questioned whether the dominance of just a handful of stocks can continue to drive the bull market. Furthermore, the breadth of the bull market rally has remained a vital concern of the bulls.

2024-07-18

During a rate cutting environment, treasury bonds tend to do well. Fed funds cuts lead to falling ten year treasury yields due to Fed control over the short end of the curve. #investing #economy

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