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Market Commentary
BACK IN THE SADDLE
November 19, 2024
Hard to believe it’s been two years since my last blog but that is indeed the case…my apologies for the hiatus but I’ve been doing some heavy research and analysis on stocks, markets, and of course my 15-51™ method. The findings have been incredible – and have spawned a new angle in financial science that more accurately identifies strength (and weakness).
Applying the Science of Strength, as I call it, promotes enhanced stock selections and facilitates building stronger portfolios that produce even greater returns with a dramatic reduction in risk. I’ll be sharing it with members of my new network, a venture dedicated to supporting independent investors. More on that in a bit.
PERFORMANCE AND OPPORTUNITY
September 12, 2022
Like business, investment is all about performance (making money) – and because of it, their ultimate success is measured in terms of profit, profit margins, and ROI – the more the merrier.
Stocks achieved record highs just a few days into this year. But since then 2022 has been a rocky road to steady decline. Of the major market indices, the previously high-flying and tech-heavy NASAQ index has suffered the greatest loss, down a significant 23% so far this year. The S&P 500 has lost 15% since its January 4, 2022 all-time high, and stock market strength via the 15-51i Indicator™ once again bested the field…
QT AND YOUR PORTFOLIO
June 14, 2022
Quantitative easing (QE) is a method used by the Federal Reserve to inject new currency (a.k.a. liquidity) into the monetary system. It was invented during the 2008 financial crisis to recapitalize an insolvent banking system – one that failed under reckless easy money and lending policies that catered to subprime mortgage borrowers (those with low credit scores, generally below 600).
Only big government central planners would make it easy for those with bad credit to borrow money to buy a house they can’t afford. Free-market lenders would never do such a thing.
Since the ‘08 crisis American government’s…
