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Eons ago, June had been a weak month, second only to September. Good news is the bearish effect has dissipated over time. Using S&P 500 as a benchmark - for the last 50 years, the month of June has been up 30 times. Now for an even better news. The number would be even “higher” if S&P has been strong, going into June, like now. Isn’t this a wonderful piece of news to know? Hope that my attempt at S&P 500 “technical drawing” (see above) is able to support the good news mentioned above (if my life depends on it - LOL!). The deal to raise US debt ceiling has been passed by Congress (Hse Rep & Senate) and wrapped up by President Biden already over the weekend. The act alone (hopefully) could boost some of the unloved corners of the US stock market. This would be: Energy. Indu

Summary This is a repost of an article provided to our investment community at Seeking Alpha. This is an order alert for the Financial Select Sector SPDR® Fund ETF (XLF). We have set a limit buy order for its shares at $31.9. The financial sector is only SLIGHTLY discounted. Although under the current market condition, it is the better option comparatively. To me, Berkshire’s recent disclosure also shows that Buffett could not find too many good ideas besides the financial sector. Front matters and welcome new members! This is a very brief order alert for the Financial Select Sector SPDR® Fund ETF (XLF). We have set a limit buy order for it at $31.9. It is about 2.5% below its current market price, about the magnitude of its weekly price volatility. You will be the first one to know when/i

For the rest of this year, there are three possible scenarios for the financial markets and they depend on three factors. Those factors are economy, liquidity and valuation. Economy and liquidity are factors that mainly affect stock markets in the short term, valuation is all-important in the long term. The basic scenario that central banks try to push for is the soft landing scenario. In this scenario, although economic growth falls, a recession is avoided. At the same time, inflation can fall to the 2-percent target. This is an ideal scenario, but at the same time not an easy one. In history, inflation from such a high level has never come under control without a solid recession. But this time, the corona pandemic and the war in Ukraine did cause much of the inflation to be transitory. T

Since its the weekend Sunday, I thought I will post a more introspective piece as I gather my thoughts with “end” of April in sight. Away from relying on Moving averages (ma), Relative strength index (RSI), xxx etc what can we sense ? Needless to say, the US market has been on a roller coaster ride since the beginning of 2023; especially in Mar 2023 with the banking sector debacle in full play. Using S&P 500 as the "model" index From the above diagram, its “amazing” how quickly the composite index “recovered” from the banking fiasco and has trended upwards since. Any newbies entering the US market for the first time would’ve been fooled by such resilient recovery except that it is really not so, if we scratch just a bit deeper. (1) US Inflation With the latest official data / report de

The saying "Sell in May and Go Away" is a well-known phrase in the US stock market, which implies that the performance of the US stock market from November to April, during the half-year period, tends to be better than the performance from May to October during the other half-year period. Some people attribute this calendar effect to the impact of the mid-April deadline for US individual income tax filing, while others believe it is because most fund managers tend to be more aggressive in investing at year-end and year-beginning, and prefer to take vacations during the middle of the year. So, is this saying really true? Let's look at the objective data.1. Is the "Sell in May" true in US stock market? The chart below shows historical data from nearly 40 years (1985-2022) of the three major

Update from previous trading day (2023-02-16) – accuracy adjusted from 60% to 25%. More news data source and cleansing needed to better predict amidst market volatility. Market was down, all 3 indexes lost more than 1%. January PPI rose 0.7%, beat the expectation by Dow Jones. This is due to hot inflation data (PPI) released which suggest that inflation is still high, maybe Fed will continue the rate hike at longer frequency and higher rate. We have 25% accuracy. With NASDAQ having the biggest loss -1.78%, DJIA lost -1.26%, and S&P 500 loss -1.38%. Trading Day for US is 2023-02-17 Here is the predicted list of stocks. Sentiment Analysis Score We have 7 BUY stocks today. I shall cover the following stock from today predicted result list.