Blog Earnings Mean Reversion: When Estimates Snap Back Daily Market Commentary Low Jobless Claims Are ‘Half A Misnomer’ Bull Bear Report The Fed Rate Hike Won’t Fix The Inflation It Targets Daily Market Commentary A Hike Like No Other Blog K-Shaped Economy: Reality Or Media-Driven Perception Daily Market Commentary Another Hike By Year End And No Cuts On The Horizon Blog Has The Bond Market Already Done The Fed’s Job? Daily Market Commentary Fed Hikes: Then What? Daily Market Commentary Amodei Says Slow Down: Trump And China Say No Daily Market Commentary Weak Buyback & Strong Auctions: Bullish Signals For Bonds
Vol. XXVII · No. 134
Monday — September 21, 2026
Houston, Texas

Tag: S&P 500

All-Time Highs For Stocks As Bitter Economic Headlines Persist

All-Time Highs For Stocks As Bitter Economic Headlines Persist

By Lance Roberts, Jan 23, 2024

As the stock market hit all-time highs this past week, there remains an interesting disconnect from the more dour economic concerns of the average American. A recent survey by Axios, a left-leaning website that supports the current Administration, addressed this issue. “Poll after poll shows that the country is bummed out by the economy. Voters blame Biden. Nearly four in […]

Technically Speaking: The 4-Phases Of A Full-Market Cycle

Technically Speaking: The 4-Phases Of A Full-Market Cycle

By Lance Roberts, Apr 7, 2020

Throughout history, bull market cycles make up on one-half of the “full market” cycle. During every “bull market” cycle, the market and economy build up excesses which must ultimately be reversed through a market reversion and economic recession. In the other words, “What goes up, must come down.” 

Previous Employment Concerns Becoming An Ugly Reality

Previous Employment Concerns Becoming An Ugly Reality

By Lance Roberts, Apr 2, 2020

We have previously warned that employment data was suggesting the economy was much weaker than expected. As such, it was only a function of time until an exogenous, unexpected, event began the cascade of a recession and bear market.

S&P 500 Monthly Valuation & Analysis Review – 4-01-2020

S&P 500 Monthly Valuation & Analysis Review – 4-01-2020

By J. Brett Freeze, Apr 2, 2020

J. Brett Freeze, CFA, founder of Global Technical Analysis. Each month Brett will provide you their valuable S&P 500 Valuation Chart Book. This unique analysis provides an invaluable long term perspective of equity valuations. If you are interested in learning more about their services, please connect with them.

Cartography Corner – April 2020

Cartography Corner – April 2020

By J. Brett Freeze, Apr 1, 2020

J. Brett Freeze and his firm Global Technical Analysis (GTA) provides RIA Pro subscribers Cartography Corner on a monthly basis. Brett’s analysis offers readers a truly unique brand of technical insight and risk framework. We personally rely on Brett’s research to help better gauge market trends, their durability, and support and resistance price levels. GTA […]

Technically Speaking: 5-Questions Bulls Need To Answer Now.

Technically Speaking: 5-Questions Bulls Need To Answer Now.

By Lance Roberts, Mar 31, 2020

The market has had a sharp rally over the last couple of weeks, which has investors feeling all "bullish" again hoping the crash in March was just an anomaly. However, there are some questions that "bullish investors" need to answer before assuming the markets are "all clear" of what ails them.

Fed Trying To Inflate A 4th Bubble To Fix The Third

Fed Trying To Inflate A 4th Bubble To Fix The Third

By Lance Roberts, Mar 26, 2020

The Fed is hopeful they can inflate another asset bubble to restore consumer confidence and stabilize the functioning of the credit markets. The problem is that since the Fed never unwound their previous policies, current policies are having a much more muted effect. 

RIA PRO: Risk Limits Hit

RIA PRO: Risk Limits Hit

By Lance Roberts, Mar 16, 2020

With a global recession underway, there are too many uncontrollable risks currently to maintain high levels of equity exposures. With the long-term bull trend now broken, cash is king.