II Editor
05 May 2017
NEW ARTICLE: Seasonal timing of the market - does it ever work? "Ask any investment expert for their view on the old adage that investors should sell out of the stockmarket in May and hold cash over the summer, and you are likely to be met with the view that it is time in the market rather than timing the ..."[link]
II Editor
25 Apr 2017
NEW ARTICLE: Tactical Asset Allocator: Is this a sign markets are about to topple? "Is this exchange traded fund (ETF) launch a sign that financial markets are ripe for a fall?A new exchange traded fund (BATS:CEFS), launched by Saba Capital, believes it can make money by putting pressure on investment trusts that are on heavy ..."[link]
II Editor
18 Apr 2017
NEW ARTICLE: Five reasons why this will be a major investment story over the next decade "JP Morgan Asset Management chief investment officer Richard Titherington explains what's supporting a recovery story for emerging market and Asia Pacific assets.1. Reflation is positive for emerging market (EM) assets: Emerging economies and ..."[link]
inthemoneystocks
16 Mar 2016
Bull Flags On Financial Stocks: Alerting Interest Rate Hikes Almost all major financial stocks have daily bullish flag patterns that have formed. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) is probably the best and can be noted below.Since banks do better in a higher interest rate environment, could this predict that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates? We will watch the chart close as it will tell us exactly when to enter the trade at the best time...Chart: [link] SolowayInTheMoneyStocks
inthemoneystocks
23 Feb 2016
Stocks Want To Go Higher: S&P To 2,000 Yes, I said it. Markets look like they want to go higher, even as they sit lower by around 1% on the day. Why? Simply put, there are a lot of negatives out there and the markets are overbought, even with that, the stock market is holding up relatively well. Let's look at what is going on... First, JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) said today they had more exposure in the energy sector to bad loans. These were very negative comments for the entire banking sector as JPMorgan is known as one of the best banks. If they have more exposure, you can bet other banks are worse off. Next, oil fell sharply, dropping almost 5%. We have seen it in the past and now is no different. Falling crude prices hurt the stock market. Lastly, the markets have surged almost 150 points on the S&P 500 in the last two weeks. Think about it like this. JPMorgan said they have more exposure to bad loans from the energy collapse. This means everyone does. Oil fell sharply, always a negative for stocks at these levels and the market has soared lately. With all these factors the indexes have only fallen by approximately 1% today. This is a very modest sell off and likely a signal the stock market wants to go higher. What is the upside target for the S&P 500? The technical chart level is 2005. Gareth Soloway InTheMoneyStocks
II Editor
30 Nov 2015
NEW ARTICLE: Barclays shares - 270p or 50p? "Since peaking at 289p in July, LSE:BARC:Barclays has underperformed the FTSE All-Share index by over 15%. That means the "McFarlane bounce" - the rally between the announcement of John McFarlane's hire as executive chairman in September 2014 to ..."[link]
