As we’re starting the last week of the year, I’m so excited to share with you today a special treat that we’ve planned for all of our loyal TradeSmith Daily readers. And there’s absolutely nothing to buy – REALLY.
Here are a few potential tax-saving tips you should think about over the next week. Because you may want to consider taking action before New Year’s Eve (when, by the way, the market will be open).
Today, I want to give you a different perspective on divergences, a total one-eighty. Instead of looking for stocks to buy high and sell higher, I’m going to show you how to use market divergences to find mean-reversion trades between indexes.
In the last month or so, investors most likely engaged in some end-of-year tax-planning moves. This involves selling losing stocks at year-end to offset big gains earned earlier this year.
I want to show you how to use relative strength to uncover investment and trade ideas that carry enormous profit potential. And if you hang on to the end, I’ll show you a few juicy selections from TradeSmith Finance.
Over the last 93 years, a similar breadth thrust signal triggered only 52 other times. And after those previous signals, stock market returns were bullish the vast majority of the time.
I want to help you craft one for your personal use and teach you how to analyze the information to improve your performance immediately. First, I want to explain why it’s critical you create one.
In an article earlier this week, I pointed out the growing threat that leading Chinese tech stocks could vanish from U.S. exchanges. Companies like Alibaba (BABA), Baidu (BIDU), and Weibo (WB) are in fact getting pressured from all sides. No wonder their shares listed here in the U.S. are all down about 50% from highs earlier this year.