Tastylive: 30 Year Technical Trader Explains Why We Could Keep Going Up
With markets breaking higher, the stage has been set for a year-end rally. However, the question is how far markets go before the current rally
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With markets breaking higher, the stage has been set for a year-end rally. However, the question is how far markets go before the current rally
Markets have broken higher following a period of consolidation ahead of the U.S. election. This breakout has proven strong, and helped assets such as bitcoin
Investors who turn to trading often start with strategies involving a company’s earnings report. Why? It’s a date known in advance that can lead
Year-to-date, bitcoin is up over 60%, adding to gains from 2023. That’s outperformed the stock market and even gold. More importantly, bitcoin is
Gold has been a strong asset this year. The metal has outperformed the S&P 500 index, beating out stocks in a strong year. Part
Investors have several ways to grow their wealth. Growth can ensure that the value of investments grows far beyond inflation. But value stocks tend to hold
The stock market is up over 20% year-to-date. That’s well in excess of its average annual return closer to 10%. Adding in last
Investors typically don’t think much of gold. The past few years saw some renewed interest as inflation soared. But as that inflation came down, investor
Since the Federal Reserve cut interest rates in September, an unusual thing has happened in markets. Bond yields have trended higher, not lower. The 10-year
Traders often focus on the big moves a stock makes during earnings season. Investors can take a longer view. They can look at not just this
Stocks have delivered a fantastic year. The market has even bucked seasonal trends, trending higher in seasonally weak months. Year-to-date, the S&P
The stock market has bucked seasonal trends. While September and October are historically the two weakest months for stocks, stocks trended higher. And while the market’