Sharp Decline, But An Equally Sharp Rebound
Sharp Decline Incoming Base case scenario is a sharp decline in economic activity and a rebound either in the 2nd half of this year or early next year. We know Q2 will be a ‘kitchen sink’ quarter where growth will be terrible. Main question is how quick the economy recovers from this weakness. Q2 estimates are…
Stocks to Buy During a Quarantine
This may be non-traditional thinking, but many traders are looking for stocks to buy in these uncertain times. While it's easy to find stocks to sell - especially airlines and cruise ships - it may be more difficult and require more time to find solid stocks to buy. In tonight's video, Corey kick-starts your thinking…
Black Monday Leads To Oversold Stocks
Awe Inspiring Decline (Could Be Time To Buy) It may sound crazy, but when everything that can go wrong is going wrong and when it seems like there is no light at the end of the tunnel, being optimistic is the best bet. As you can see from the chart below, the S&P 500 had…
First March Economic Data: It Isn’t Pretty
Worst Case Scenario Gets Worse It’s a sign of the unprecedented times we are living in that the Fed’s emergency rate cut over the weekend and new round of QE wasn’t even the biggest news discussed on Monday. That’s because we are seeing wholesale economic shutdowns previously thought to be impossible. Just a few days…
How Much Worse Can This Market Get?
Today was nothing short of an absolute blood bath for stocks. Portfolios are being eviscerated, but are we close to an end? Don shared why some sectors may be getting close to the bottom and others no where near it. Watch this crucial video newsletter now for the opportunities ahead...
10th Biggest Rally In Stocks Ever
March Madness March Madness college basketball tournament was canceled, but March madness in markets is still going. Many investors who have been in the game for decades have said this is the craziest action they have ever seen. Personally, I followed markets during the 2007-2009 recession and concur. Total decline in stocks might not be…
Consumers Are Still Confident?
“V Shaped” Recovery Could Be Afoot With the volatility in stocks, few investors seem to care about economic analysis. However, now that we are beginning to get the weak data from March coming out, it will be interesting to assess the damage. Personally, I think once the shutdown is over, the economy will have a…
National Emergency for the Markets?
Stocks explode higher after President Trump declares a National Emergency. Is the selloff over or is more to come? Don explains all of the risks and opportunities in this crucial weekend video newsletter update. Watch immediately so you're prepared...
2020: The Infamous Year Of The COVID-19 Crash
2020 Will Go Down In Infamy This is the worst market I’ve ever seen since I started following stocks in 2007. S&P 500 is only down 26.67% from its peak, but it’s clear we aren’t at the trough yet. This is already a historic period and it’s not over. Usually we can contextualize negative events…
Little Long Term Economic Impact From COVID-19
Jobless Claims Fall It's not surprising that jobless claims from the week of March 7th fell. The economy was just starting to deal with this crisis in the beginning of March. Think of all the news that has come out in the past few days. NBA and NHL are being shut down. Restaurants and bars in…