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Wall Street’s Best Investments 830

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 830 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Markets rebounded this past month, albeit with plenty of volatility. But the net result was a 1,500+ gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Markets. Unemployment, of course, is still pressuring the economy, with some 29.5 million Americans without jobs. However, the housing market perked with...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 829

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 829 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

While we are definitely not out of the woods yet—with the economy and the markets—we are making progress. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has had a nice bounce back, albeit, with some volatility. We can expect that to continue, probably through year-end. As can...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 828

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 828 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Finally, the coronavirus news is improving, and so is the market. We’re now up about 12% on the Dow since our issue last month. Our Adviser Sentiment Barometer is mixed; still mostly bearish, but our contributors—as well as our analysts here at Cabot feel...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 827

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 827 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Going Defensive In light of today’s negative reaction to the Federal Reserve’s so-called “Emergency” rate cut to 0% on Sunday (in reality, a panic move), we are advising additional defensive adjustments to our Model Fund Portfolio, reducing allocations to Energy and Consumer Discretionary ETFs increasing...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 826

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 826 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Bullish, but be Discerning It’s been another solid week for the market, with the major indexes kiting higher and, while individual stocks were a bit more mixed and news-driven, most are acting just fine. Overall, not much has really changed from a week ago—the vast of...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 825

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 825 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Congratulations to the Top Picks of 2019! Our contributors did a stellar job for you last year. As you can see from the table below, our Top 5 Picks averaged 131% gains! And the rest were pretty good, too. Last year, the markets recovered all they...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 824

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 824 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Market Views Growth still the Sweet Spot Our U.S. equity timing model remains on its November 1 buy signal. Small-cap growth remains stronger than small-cap value. There are no other consistent style preferences in relative strength. 10-year Treasury note yields have settled into the 1.80%-1.90% Our...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 823

From the Wall Street's Best Investments 823 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Nancy Zambell|Stock Market

Market Views Still bullish The broad stock market continues to plow ahead, as $SPX has made new closing or intraday all-time highs on 10 of the last 14 days, including the last two. Thus, momentum is strong and the $SPX chart remains bullish. The $SPX $VIX...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 822

From the Wall Street's Best Investments 822 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Linda Vassily|Stock Market

Market Views Quiet for Now Stocks finished a relatively quiet session lower today, after trading on both sides of breakeven amid waning optimism over Friday's partial trade deal between Beijing and Washington. Reports emerged that China wishes to continue trade talks before finalizing the "phase deal,...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 821

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 821 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by sueh|Stock Market

Market Views Shifting to Value We have a lot of market analysts who are at a loss to understand the rotation(s) that have enabled stocks to work higher (and challenge highs) even at the risk of crying alarms. The hedgers and many technicians do so, the...
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Wall Street’s Best Dividend Stocks 324

From the Wall Street's Best Dividend Stocks 324 issue of Wall Street’s Best Dividend Stocks|by sueh|Dividend Stocks

Market Views One Stock at a Time The major indexes are tilted to the upside to start the week. However, under the surface, we’re continuing to see increasing selling pressure on most growth stocks, including a bunch of names from leading areas like software and While...
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Daily Alerts – 9/3/19

September 3, 2019|From Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Chris Temple|Wall Street's Best Investments

This regional supermarket also gets a nod from Zacks, scoring an ‘A’ on its VGM (value, growth, momentum score)
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 820

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 820 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by sueh|Stock Market

Market Views No Longer Overbought Technically, the S&P 500 has corrected most of an overbought condition with a 2.73% decline from its July 16 high. News-related volatility will likely continue as the market enters its least favorable season. But, sentiment gauges have begun to improve a..
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Wall Street’s Best Dividend Stocks 323

From the Wall Street's Best Dividend Stocks 323 issue of Wall Street’s Best Dividend Stocks|by sueh|Dividend Stocks

Market Views Be Ready for Profit-Taking The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average were little changed today on slightly negative breadth on the NYSE. Broad foreign equity ETFs (EFA, EEM, VEU) also had a quiet day. However, small and mid-cap ETFs fell about 1⁄2%. The Russell...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 819

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 819 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by sarahd|Stock Market

Congrats to the Top Picks 2019, Mid-Year Congratulations to our Top Picks for 2019! For the first half of the year, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 11.8%; the S&P 500 gained 14.3%, and the NASDAQ has returned 16.1%. But, as you can from...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 818

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 818 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by sueh|Stock Market

Market Views Mixed Signals The $SPX chart is still bearish, because there are lower highs and lower lows on its chart. Oversold rallies typically carry from their lows up to and slightly above the declining 20-day moving average. That’s exactly what this rally has done far...
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Wall Street’s Best Dividend Stocks 321

From the Wall Street's Best Dividend Stocks 321 issue of Wall Street’s Best Dividend Stocks|by sueh|Dividend Stocks

Market Views Be Ready for Profit-Taking I see yields and stocks falling considerably more than this in the months ahead. Likewise, I think gold’s countdown is nearing its end, prior to re-launching in more dramatic fashion its interrupted secular bull market. But these moves—or at least of...
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 817

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 817 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by sueh|Stock Market

Market Views Pare the Weak The market has been under severe selling pressure for six days since the tariff tussle got underway two weekends ago, with today’s broad declines enough to crack the intermediate-term uptrend that began back in January. Big picture, it’s still a market,...
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Daily Alert – 4/26/19

April 26, 2019|From Wall Street’s Best Investments|by Chris Temple|Wall Street's Best Investments

This gene therapy company has been getting lots of good attention from analysts, with coverage of the shares being initiated at Evercore ISI Group, with an ‘Outperform’ rating.
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Wall Street’s Best Investments 816

From the Wall Street’s Best Investments 816 issue of Wall Street’s Best Investments|by sueh|Stock Market

Market Views Bullish, but Cautious No basic changes for our overall views of a market capable of extending; but just in a guarded way. It measures higher, as its mostly fully-valued for big-cap leaders; hence vulnerable to shakeouts. Equity markets, the Fed’s calmer monetary policy, generally to...
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