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Vol. XXVII · No. 134
Saturday — October 24, 2026
Houston, Texas
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Sector Buy/Sell Review: 04-14-20 PRO BLOG
— PRO BLOG · 7 years ago

Sector Buy/Sell Review: 04-14-20

Each week we produce a chart book of the S&P 500 sectors to review where money is flowing within the market as whole. This helps refine not only decision making about what to own and when, but what sectors to overweight or underweight to achieve better performance. HOW TO READ THE CHARTS There are three […]

Lance Roberts 6 min read
Major Market Buy/Sell Review: 04-13-20 PRO BLOG
— PRO BLOG · 7 years ago

Major Market Buy/Sell Review: 04-13-20

HOW TO READ THE CHARTS There are three primary components to each chart: The price chart is in orange The Over Bought/Over Sold indicator is in gray The Buy / Sell indicator is in blue. When the gray indicator is at the TOP of the chart, there is typically more risk and less reward available […]

Lance Roberts 7 min read
“Boomer Crisis” – Crash Permanently Delays Retirement Plans Invest
— Invest · 7 years ago

“Boomer Crisis” – Crash Permanently Delays Retirement Plans

Now, the third bear market this century, has likely crushed any ability to achieve retirement goals. For those hoping for another bull market to "bail them out," the outlook isn’t great.

Lance Roberts 9 min read
#MacroView: Is The “Debt Chasm” Too Big For The Fed To Fill? Invest
— Invest · 7 years ago

#MacroView: Is The “Debt Chasm” Too Big For The Fed To Fill?

Over the last month, the Federal Reserve, and the Government, have unleashed a torrent of liquidity into the U.S. markets to offset a credit crisis of historic proportions.While investors have been trained to "not fight the Fed," what if the "Fed" is throwing money into a "debt chasm" they can't fill. 

Lance Roberts 9 min read
Shedlock: There Are No Temporary Measures, Just Permanent Lies Invest
— Invest · 7 years ago

Shedlock: There Are No Temporary Measures, Just Permanent Lies

The Fed is in panic mode as Unemployment Claims Jump by 16.78 Million in Last 3 Weeks Today's Fed actions compound the moral fraud. Panic and fraud inevitably run on the same track. Today's Message from the Fed is there are no temporary measures, just permanent lies.

Mike Shedlock 3 min read
Sector Buy/Sell Review: 04-07-20 PRO BLOG
— PRO BLOG · 7 years ago

Sector Buy/Sell Review: 04-07-20

Each week we produce a chart book of the S&P 500 sectors to review where money is flowing within the market as whole. This helps refine not only decision making about what to own and when, but what sectors to overweight or underweight to achieve better performance. HOW TO READ THE CHARTS There are three […]

Lance Roberts 6 min read
Aaand It’s Gone…The Biggest Support For Asset Prices Invest
— Invest · 7 years ago

Aaand It’s Gone…The Biggest Support For Asset Prices

Share buybacks have been a major driver of the markets advance in recent years, but the bear market and economic crash from the pandemic have put an end to that. Where will stocks find their support to drive higher in the midst of debt deleveraging and financial crisis.

Lance Roberts 7 min read
Selected Portfolio Position Review: 04-01-20 PRO BLOG
— PRO BLOG · 7 years ago

Selected Portfolio Position Review: 04-01-20

Each week we produce a chart book of 10 of the current positions we have in our equity portfolio. Specifically, we are looking at the positions which warrant attention, or are providing an opportunity, or need to be sold. While the portfolios are designed to have longer-term holding periods, we understand that things do not […]

Lance Roberts 5 min read