Neuroeconomics: Brain Damaged Investors
We’ve discussed the importance of not becoming emotionally involved with investing or a trade or even the entire market. Now, a new...
Time for a Pullback
One of the fascinating things about the equity markets is how so many different methodologies very often reach the similar conclusions....
Chart of the Week: Sentiment Extremes vs S&P
Investors Intelligence weekly sentiment poll generates an interesting data trail for contrarians: The bull to bear ratio quickly...
Sentiment Suggests a Pullback
On Friday’s Kudlow & Company, I mentioned that we are overbought, and we should be expecting a pullback over the next...
New Column up at Real Money (07/15/05)
My latest Real Money column, "The Fundamentals Stink: Buy Stocks" is posted. It is loosely based on yesterday’s...
Stocks Stand Up to Terror
Hopefully, this will be the last of the terror charts for a long while . . . > click for larger graphic Courtesy of WSJ >...
DayTrading Florida Real Estate
This is pretty bizarre, via the Naples Daily News: • A Pittsburgh speculator bought the house at 475 Galleon Drive in...
Terror Rally
The Markets’ initial reaction to the attack in London reveals quite a few things about investor psychology. It also shows us, to a...
Chart of the Week: Nasdaq, 1999 to 2005
6 Year Monthly chart of the Nasdaq, with dates removed: Can you spot 9/11 on the chart? Nasdaq, 1999 to 2005Source: ILX Surprisingly, the...
Small Cap Value vs Large Cap Growth
In case you missed this last holiday weekend (I did), Mark Hulbert’s article in last Sunday’s NYT is worth reviewing: ...