Stock Indices

The S&P GSCI – which tracks prices for 24 commonly traded commodities relative to the S&P 500 - is the most important chart in the resource space today and it's telling us that commodities are primed for their biggest rally of the last 50 years.

It’s been a decade since the financial crisis lows, and two decades since the 1999 stock market blow-off bubble top. In today’s chart, we put our party hats on as we look at an interesting stock market ratio: the S&P 500 / NYSE Ratio.

Is the S&P kissing the underside of “Dual Resistance” for the first time in history? Looks like it! Does that mean the market is topping here?

This is a critical point for investors and, while it's difficult to know what's in store for any coming decade, it's not impossible to know. This article explores the accuracy and reliability of 10-year forecasts and offers one of its own.

The historical performance of the weeks ahead offers a glimmer of hope for continued equity strength in 2019. While past performance is by no means indicative of future results, a statistical observation of the weeks ahead favors the bull.

This article focuses on indicators that are of medium to long-term relevance to prospective stock market returns telling us something about the likely duration and severity of the bust that will follow on the heels of the current market mania.

Multiple indicators are flashing warning signs that I believe are being ignored by short-termism and overly excited market prognosticators.

We believe a series of lower closes beneath the 200-day moving average (currently 2752 in the March futures) could be enough to awaken the sleeping bear from his short hibernation.

Mining stocks are facing an opportunity they haven’t seen many times in the past 8-years!

Take a look! The economy is slowing and corporate profits have peaked so how could stocks possibly be entering a new bull market and making a run to new all-time highs in the months ahead?