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The stock market’s remarkable performance in 2024, with the S&P 500 hitting 54 all-time highs, may not be a positive indicator for the future, according to analysts. What Happened: The S&P 500’s record-breaking run in 2024, fueled by factors such as Fed rate cuts, enthusiasm for...

The stock market is poised for a significant upturn over the next year, according to a leading research firm’s equity strategist. What Happened: Carson Group’s equity strategist Ryan Detrick has identified two key stock market signals that suggest a potential 13% gain over the next...

Global stock markets, which have been on a record-breaking spree, may be on the verge of a correction, according to a leading research firm. What Happened: Ned Davis Research (NDR) has cautioned that the current market conditions could lead to a correction, reported Business Insider. While the firm...

The current bull market in stocks is only halfway through its potential, according to a new report from Ned Davis Research (NDR). What Happened: The current bull market, which has lasted for 344 trading days, could continue for the foreseeable future, as per a Wednesday note from NDR, reported by...

The ongoing rally in stocks, which started in October 2022 and resulted in an over 30% peak rally in the S&P 500, is considered one of the weakest bull markets in history, states Ned Davis Research. As Business Insider reported, the investment firm highlighted the rally as...

The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet reduction continues to threaten the stock market, despite nearing the end of its rate hikes, Business Insider reports. Ned Davis Research emphasized in a note on Thursday that the Fed’s quantitative tightening could impact stock prices and other risk...

The S&P 500 index bottomed on March 23 and has since gained nearly 30%, which suggests "the worst news is behind you," Ned Davis Research's Ed Clissold said on CNBC's "Trading Nation." Clissold's 3 Reasons For Optimism  Three reasons to be incrementally...

February's market sell-off brought relatively little panic-selling among retail investors, which served to stabilize the stock market after just a few days. In fact, many retail investors quickly jumped in to buy the dip, seeing the correction as an opportunity rather than a warning sign....

The S&P 500 has continued to push higher in the past month, but oil investors aren’t enjoying the Trump Rally as much as anticipated. Following OPEC’s historic production cut agreement back in November, WTI crude oil prices surged from around $45/bbl to above $50/bbl in a matter of...

A month ago, the sky was falling. The technical divergences seen in the market were coming home to roost. Growth was slowing. Indicators were falling. Moving averages were snapping. There was fear in the air. For the first time in a very long time, it looked like the bears might actually be...

After eight consecutive up days and green finishes seen in twelve of the last fourteen sessions, even the most ardent bulls will likely admit that a pause might be in order right about now. So, with Ben Bernanke in his semi-annual chat with Congress Wednesday and Thursday, it appears that...

With the stock market indices clearly in an uptrend at the present time (although a pullback in the near-term would surprise no one), this appears to be a good time to continue our look at the various valuation metrics. Here's a look at the Price-to-Dividend Ratio from three different...

Below is a series of valuation indicators this week, including three separate views of the Price-to-Earnings ratio, two approaches to the Price-to-Dividend ratio, the Price-to-Book ratio, the Price-to-Cash Flow and then a couple composite models that were designed to provide an overall reading of...

In this weekend's edition of Barron's, the weekly publication points out on the cover of its Market Week section a very curious and interesting statistic that very well could hold the future of this market. If history is correct, stocks could have more than 18 percent of upside from current...

Plenty of equity traders and investors follow seasonal trends. For example, it is widely known that tehre is a good six-month period in which to be long stocks and another six-month time frame is trying for equity bulls. The strong period started in November. That is just one example of the many...