As I continue my series on the stock market bubble, it brings us to the stock market reaching all time highs on Good Friday. April represents the last of the best six month stretch of the stock market before investors Sell in May and Go Away mindset kicks in. Should we be worried about this
The stock market traded lower for a second straight week following an epic rally in stock market for the month of April. Does the recent weakness signal that the stock market crash is about to resume, or does it mean the stock market crash is over? How concerned should you be that the stock market
The old saying goes, "Sell in May and Go Away", so are we looking for that popular expression to hold true in 2020 in the midst of a pandemic we call the Coronavirus that has shut down the entire global economy and led to a recession? In the month of April, the stock market has
Bears, man! WHERE DID YOU GO!? Actually had the S&P 500 down about about 8-9 points lower at one point today, but that ended with a sharp buying spree that took price back up to just below breakeven. There’s no one out there to really push stocks substantially higher, but count on the bulls to
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