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Weekend Stock Market Outlook

Posted on February 21, 2016 by J.Wenger

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of February 21st = Mixed
The market outlook “Mixed”, reflecting the improved short-term conditions.

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Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of February 14th = Downtrend
Lots of volatility last week (in the form of gaps up and down in prices for the market open), as the new bear market begins to assert itself.

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Weekend Stock Market Outlook

Posted on February 7, 2016 by J.Wenger

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of February 7th = Downtrend

In stark contrast to the previous weekend outlook, Friday’s negative price action helped US equities lose the ground they had gained (e.g. the 20-day moving average). Price/volume action continues to be weak (in terms of supporting a rally).

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Weekend Stock Market Outlook

Posted on January 31, 2016 by J.Wenger

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of January 31st = Downtrend

Friday’s positive price action helped US equities reclaim some ground (e.g. the 20-day moving average). As expected, the near-term bottom referenced in last week’s outlook held firm and we got our short-term rally.

Weekend Stock Market Outlook

Posted on January 24, 2016 by J.Wenger

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of January 24th = Downtrend

US equities found some support on Wednesday, providing a needed pause to the almost daily selling that we’ve experienced in January. Prices appear to have reached a near-term bottom.

2015 Performance Review – Stock Market Outlook

Posted on January 17, 2016 by J.Wenger

Plan, do, check, act: the simple, four step management process popularized by Edward Deming. After a year of “doing”, it’s time to check the outcomes and see just how well (or poorly) the weekly “Stock Market Outlook” performed in 2015.

My expectations are mixed. With a relatively flat market, attempts to get into and out of the market often leave investors and traders with a whole lot of nothing…and brokers with a lot of profit from commissions.

That said, the weekly market outlook has a longer timeframe, so the volatility (in terms of number of buy and sell signals) should be low.

Results = Success!

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