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In a recent newsletter, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jay Kaeppel highlighted favorable trend-following signs for gold but cautioned about the potential for gold to go "parabolic," reminiscent of its behavior in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Dean Christians noted that, while election-related consolidation is possible, the outlook for the seasonally strong period suggests investors still give the market the benefit of the doubt.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's Jason Goepfert noted a significant drop in insider buying, reaching levels last seen in September 2021, signaling elevated sentiment and potential market complacency based on historical insider activity trends.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert highlighted that while stock sentiment is outpacing bonds, this does not signal a clear S&P 500 trend. However, Treasury bonds often rally three to six months after stock sentiment leads.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert noted that while the VIX remains elevated, signaling market anxiety, bond market calm suggests this fear may be excessive, supporting a cautiously optimistic medium to long-term outlook.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Dean Christians highlighted bullish momentum in cyclical stocks, noting over 15% of consumer discretionary, financial, and industrial stocks hit 52-week highs, signaling investor confidence in indexes.
In a recent MarketWatch article, SentimenTrader's Jay Kaeppel discussed the "Titanic Syndrome" indicator, suggesting potential market volatility ahead. He urged investors to review risk management plans, noting past signals often preceded market declines
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's senior analyst Jason Goepfert noted that the Dow's momentum is historically extreme, ranking in the top 6% since 1900. Similar patterns previously preceded periods of mixed returns, except for the 1995-2000 bubble.
In a recent report, SentimenTrader's Dean Christians noted the utilities sector's extreme overbought condition, historically marking the end of favorable periods, while broader S&P 500 performance remained strong, indicating a bullish market trend.