The S&P 500 almost reached our year-end target given in January. One exotic indicator (part of the technical analysis family) suggests a rather abnormal move. Interestingly, this abnormal move harmonizes with other indicators.... >> READ MORE...

The strongest US dollar rally in well over a year propelled the greenback above 100 for the third time this year. The prior two attempts to take out 100 failed miserably. How big is the risk of a triple top?... >> READ MORE...

Although much ink has been spilled in an attempt to predict the outcome, the media and pundits ended up with egg on their face … but this indicator-based approach held up (surprisingly?) well. What should we expect from the post election stock market?... >> READ MORE...

The S&P 500 has broken below support that’s held for over three months. This shows that the market has a pulse after all, but just how bearish is this break of solid technical support?... >> READ MORE...

The S&P 500 has been range bound for the last 15 weeks, and the past 17 months. But there are opportunities even in a stale market. Here are two diametrically opposed sector opportunities.... >> READ MORE...

The S&P 500 is perfecting the ‘art’ of being all over the place without going anywhere. After yet another month of sideways trading, clues about the next (big?) move are emerging. Here is what to watch out for:... >> READ MORE...

The Treasury bond bull market started in the early 1980s and is the oldest bull market alive. Thus far, Treasuries resisted bear market forces, but they are at a crucial inflection point where a major market top is possible.... >> READ MORE...

Our last S&P 500 updated asked if it could make sense to buy stocks in September, the worst month of the year? It just might. This article shows the most recent Profit Radar Report trades and analysis.... >> READ MORE...

Gold and silver have been range bound since July. Periods of inactivity often precede strong moves. Eventually the range will break, and ideally the break will be intensified by a ‘slingshot’ move.... >> READ MORE...

There is no such thing as a free lunch, but this trade is as close as it gets. Inherent VIX Exchange Traded Products (ETP) flaws tend to consistently erode investment returns, but this trade reverses the erosion into a tailwind of about 0.24% per day.... >> READ MORE...