Breakouts Amid the Chop
The S&P 500 has gone nowhere for nearly two months now. But beneath the surface – it’s a completely different story.
The S&P 500 has gone nowhere for nearly two months now. But beneath the surface – it’s a completely different story.
The major indexes look quiet. But one signal suggests the real story may be developing somewhere far less obvious.
Something unusual is happening inside the portfolios of the market’s biggest players – and it could reshape what leads next.
Money flows have been violently rotating over the past 12 months – all in one confusing mess. How can any trader spot the opportunity within?
Momentum is fading in this hot sector. But traders may still be crowding into this trade. Are you?
Why has the stock market been so confusing lately? It all has to do with one little-known market effect that has reached its highest levels in yeas. Ross investigates.
Rotations are the lifeblood of the bull market. But this year, they have been getting increasingly violent. Ross investigates inside.
Retail investors have been almost mechanically buying the dips in this bull market. But that may be changing – because retail may now be on the run. Ross examines the implications inside.
Yesterday’s hidden weakness is starting to show up somewhere else. And if this signal is right, tech could be entering a much wilder phase.
Most traders are worried tech is too expensive. But beneath the surface, a hidden tech bear market may already be underway.