Confirmed Breakouts Uphold Bullish Belief – The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary: The stock market finished the week with confirmations of the bullish signals that were hard to believe. Accordingly, the follow-through buying served to uphold bullish belief despite the negative headwinds that scream with bearish overtones. Looking back, the current V-move upward looks swift. However, letting bullishness ride through this swing has taken … Read more

The Bullish Signals That Are Hard to Believe – The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary: The stock market continued its quest to convince us that the world is getting or soon will get a lot better. Perhaps the market is somehow feeding off the definitive hawkishness from the Federal Reserve. Whatever the explanation, market breadth expanded to levels last seen 4 months ago. The rally demonstrates broadly … Read more

Relentless Comeback Melts Away Key Resistance – The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary: I did not back my way into an explanation for Wednesday’s post-Fed rally in the stock market, and I will not do so to explain the rest of the market’s impressively relentless comeback. In fact, the rally makes little sense given the prevailing narrative of fears over higher rates – not to … Read more

Stock Market Relief Fuel Even As Rate Hike Odds Soar – The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary: I will not attempt to back my way into an explanation for today’s impressive rally in the stock market. Maybe the surge is another classic bear market relief rally. Maybe the relief fuel symbolizes a market finally ready to leave a bottom behind. Time will tell. What IS clear is that the … Read more

A Stock Market Running Low On Fuel Ahead of A Fed With Few Reserves – The Market Breadth

Stock Market Commentary: The fresh sag in the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ makes the stock market look like it is running low on fuel. The damage is timely just ahead of the next meeting of the Federal Reserve. In these circumstances, I would expect the Fed to deliver soothing words to the stock market … Read more