This week’s market action sent a clear signal: the equal-weighted index (RSP) rose 2% while the S&P 500 dipped 0.57%, signaling a rotation out of tech and into everything else. However, I am skeptical about the sustainability of this trend, … Read more.
Time to buy? Insiders continue to sit on the sidelines as this market remains in a state of flux. Time to buy? Whether this inactivity is due to the traditional quarterly earnings blackout or something more nefarious remains a matter … Read more.
What do insiders think? We are rapidly approaching a surge of third-quarter earnings reports. While the market consensus anticipates earnings beats, I expect the subsequent webcast calls to reveal a lack of confidence regarding fourth-quarter forecasts. I invite you to … Read more.
What will insiders buy next? Prepare for the upcoming earnings deluge. As we remain in the midst of the quarterly blackout period, insider activity has been limited; however, this will change shortly as the earnings season commences in earnest next … Read more.
One of the things that I use to monitor the investment prospects of the market at large is the dollar value and the variety of insider purchases. Lots of large insider buying in many industries indicates a broad market sell-off … Read more.
Insider Buying The phrase “bull markets end with a bang, not a whimper” is a classic Wall Street insider maxim meaning that prolonged market rallies typically conclude in a flash of extreme euphoria and rapid collapse, rather than fading away … Read more.
Insider Buying Stocks: What Are Insiders Seeing? 09-18-26 I’m not feeling particularly optimistic about the market right now. With diesel and gasoline prices at record levels and a Fed Chairman insider intent on burnishing his inflation-fighting credentials, animal spirits are … Read more.
Following the Smart Money: This Week’s Notable Insider Buys When corporate insiders spend millions of their own money on their company’s stock, investors pay attention. Last week saw heavy conviction purchases across commodities, biotech, energy drinks, and retail. Here is … Read more.
For the past week, I’ve been preoccupied with variables entirely beyond my control. The list of concerns is only growing, and while I keep reminding myself that bull markets famously “climb a wall of worry,” I’m starting to wonder if … Read more.
I really don’t get the obsession the bond market and its’ vigilantes have with the issue of the U.S. credit. No nation that has its own fiat money, like the U.S, can go broke. It’s a mathematical truism. You owe … Read more.
It All Comes Down to Who Controls the Strait of Hormuz: The “Final Battle” Ray Dalio’s ominous substack prediction forced me to refocus on what I thought would happen in the war with Iran and Israel. One point that keeps … Read more.
U.S. equities notched another week of gains, pushing the S&P 500 to fresh record highs above 7,750. A surprise July nonfarm payrolls report showing a decline of 23,000 jobs boosted expectations that the Federal Reserve will hold off on further … Read more.
The tech war is on, then it’s off, While semis go cold, then they scoff. The SAS end is near, Or a head fake of fear, As we trapped in psychosis all cough. Data centers will cover the ground, Though … Read more.
It was a dull week for insider buying as we are deep in the quarterly earnings blackout but it wasn’t a dull week by any other measure. Google had a steep sell off on 82% growth in their cloud business. … Read more.
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