Entries by David Littlejohn

Correction Territory

September 21, 2020 /in /by

Don’t look now but the BigFoot Database is turning bearish. Both the S&P500 and Nasdaq flipped sell signals in the last few days. Only the DJIA still shows a buy. There’s been a 25% reduction in the number of long positions for the BigFoot database, as the system has silently declined from close to 85% […]

Assessing

September 8, 2020 /in /by

If I had to guess, I’d say buy the dip… but maybe not until next week. (But because we’re pro’s we can’t make recommendations without all kinds of blow-back, so this is NOT investment advice, and I’m not suggesting you actually do this – I’m just, ya know, throwing it out there in the ether […]

Let the Games Begin

September 1, 2020 /in /by

Last Friday finished at all-time highs for the SPX. Today, Futures look to open flat. Tech giants continue to drive this market higher. The rest of the market may even be starting to gain a bid. But there’s an elephant (and a donkey) in the middle of the room: the election. A lot of folks […]

S&P 500 New Highs

August 17, 2020 /in /by

Despite the soft finish last week, the overall trend for the S&P 500 remains positive. In fact, it was really close to breaching its all-time high last week. And, as of now, futures indicate it should hit new all-time highs Monday. The trend appears to be all that matters right now. How is the trade […]

Listen to the Market

August 10, 2020 /in /by

Perhaps the biggest challenge of the day is separating fact from opinion. Indeed, most stock market analysis is just opinion. Sure, the fundamental data is real. Earnings are earnings. Projections are projections. So, numbers be numbers. But what does the data tell us? And how does it inform as to where the markets are headed? […]