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Where Does The S&P 500 Go From Here?Stock market action on Friday, April 29th was very bearish for the major indices including the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY). The S&P 500 moved steadily lower throughout the day as investors, traders, and speculators bet on what was to come this week. What comes this week is the FOMC meeting and it is one the market should fear. As much prep as the FOMC has done, we don’t think the market is really pricing in what the Fed is about to do. At least, not the average investor because price action has been looking bearish for some time. Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, confe...
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It’s Time To Hoard CashThe new chatter on Wall Street is that a stock market correction worse than the pandemic is brewing for the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY). Whether or not that actually happens, this is a growing fear and one that will have an impact on the market. As for depth, if you’ll think back, the S&P 500 corrected nearly 35% in a matter of weeks back in 2020 and we don’t think that target is unreasonable now. The cause, the visible cause, is the war in Ukraine and the fallout from it but fundamentally the reason why stocks fell then and why they will fall now is the same. The outlook fo...
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In his Weekend Reading Notes to investors, while commenting on the long-overdue stock market correction, Louis Navellier wrote: Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The Long-Overdue Stock Market CorrectionThe missing, but long-overdue correction in stocks is probably a factor of the relentless pumping of electronic dollars into the financial system at a rate of $120 billion per month, causing the Federal Reserve balance sheet to rise to $8.349 trillion at last count. The pump rate will likely throttle down by the end of the year – Powell told us so! – so the trillion-dollar questio...
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Commenting on the risks of tomorrow’s runoff elections and today’s trading Gorilla Trades strategist Ken Berman said: Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The Risks Of Tomorrow’s Runoff ElectionsEven though the New Year kicked off in a clearly bearish fashion on the street, today’s session hasn’t changed the positive outlook for the year. With the risks of tomorrow’s runoff elections suddenly being very real, a lot of investors reduced their positions today, and despite the Dow’s new all-time high, the year might kick off with a pullback. Real estate stocks, industrials, utilities,...
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