Many are watching the disaster in growth stocks unfold, including us at EarningsBeats.com, but the reality is that many other areas of the stock market represent a silver lining. When growth stocks sell off, essentially two things can happen. One, the rest of the stock market sells off as well, indicative of pure market distribution. These types of selloffs can lead to large corrections or even bear markets. The second type of growth stock selloff can be much more bullish in nature, as money simply rotates from very overbought growth stocks to much more reasonably-priced value stocks for a brief period of time. The former represents a necessary departure from current bullish trading strategies. The latter represents a need for patience. I want you to look at last week’s performance by sector and decide if the selling was more like across-the-board distribution or simply bullish rotation like we’ve seen many…
In this exclusive StockCharts video, Julius analyzes seasonality for U.S. sectors and aligns it with current sector rotation. He…
In this exclusive StockCharts video, Julius analyzes seasonality for U.S. sectors and aligns it with current sector rotation. He…
In this video, Dave breaks down bearish macro signals and risk management using the “line in the sand” technique!…
In this exclusive StockCharts video, Julius analyzes seasonality for U.S. sectors and aligns it with current sector rotation. He…
The Russell 2000 ETF triggered a bearish trend signal this week and continues to underperform S&P 500 SPDR, which…
In this video, Dave breaks down bearish macro signals and risk management using the “line in the sand” technique!…
In my recent podcast interview with every trading day at 5:00pm ET on our YouTube channel! After a major…