Retail investors are the least bullish in six weeks
As the market has grinded higher the retail investor has become a little less bullish.
Read MoreAnother day of new highs
The four major equity indices all set new highs for the third day in a row.
Read MoreBreakout in the Consumer Discretionary sector
The S&P Consumer Discretionary sector is the top performing sector today with a gain of 0.85%.
Read MorePCE data continues to show no signs of inflation
Personal Income and Spending data was released this morning and for October, income was unchanged, below the estimate and the September print of 0.3%. Personal Spending was in line with…
Read MoreToday’s data supports our thesis…and Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
Our underlying thesis the current market and economic environment is similar to the post 2011-12 and 2015-16 mini-recession driven bear markets was reinforced by the better than expected GDP, weekly…
Read MoreBullish sentiment highest in over a year
The recent new highs in the equity markets brought on more bullish advisors.
Read MoreReplay of the November Dwyer Strategy conference call
A replay of the November 26th conference call is now available for Gold level subscribers.
Read MoreSecond day of new closing highs
Stocks continued to trade higher today on hopes of further progress in the U.S.- China trade negotiations. The four major equity indices all set new highs again today and it…
Read MoreStat on Russell 2000 breakout reinforce temporary pullback and then ramp toward our frontend loaded 2020 target of SPX 3350
The breakout to a one-year high in the Russell 2000 (RTY) has many wondering if the small cap strength was a sign the market should just ramp higher despite the…
Read MoreNew home sales decline m/m thanks to a big revision to the September data
The Commerce Department reported today that new home sales declined by -0.7% m/m in October, to a 733k annual rate.
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