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By Simon Maierhofer | Friday November 08, 2024
The initial stock market reaction to the election outcome has been positive. Is this just a knee-jerk reaction or a sign of better things to come?
I don’t pretend to know, but can offer the approach that has the best possible answer:... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday September 12, 2024
The S&P 500 just delivered the first ever V-shaped bottom while near an all-time high, and has been chopping around ever since. Two other historic periods sport a 95% correlation with the current pattern. Here’s what the S&P did in the past.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday August 22, 2024
We live in unprecedented times. Stock market events that would occur perhaps once-a-decade are almost becoming routine. This week the S&P 500 delivered another ‘first time ever’ event: A V-shaped bottom that wasn’t at the bottom.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday August 08, 2024
The S&P 500 dropped as much as 9.7% and the VIX soared to one of its highest levels ever. Does this mean the bull market is over … or that the correction is already over?... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday June 27, 2024
The VIX is near a 5-year low and despite new all-time highs, more stocks are declining than advancing, causing some of the biggest divergences in history. How long can this last?... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday June 06, 2024
There is one of the biggest and longest Dow Theory non-confirmations in history. It became glaringly obvious over half a year ago but hasn’t mattered yet. Will it … eventually? ... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Thursday May 02, 2024
A few weeks ago, the S&P 500 started the expected choppy correction. Instead of forecasting the next move, we’ve outlined the ideal path to a renewed buying opportunity. Thus far, the S&P is following that path.... >> READ MORE...
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By Simon Maierhofer | Tuesday April 02, 2024
The latest rally has already secured a spot in the history books as one of the strongest and most unexpected (by most) rallies ever. The questions is: Do melt-ups like this lead to melt-downs? Here’s how the S&P reacted to similar conditions in the past.... >> READ MORE...
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