How Does Bad Stock Market Breadth Affect You?

TradeSmith Editorial Staff

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.

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Watch for Profit Opportunities in China’s Homecoming

TradeSmith Editorial Staff

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.

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Crash Anatomy 101: Market Decline Strategies Tailored To You

TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Sharp pullbacks of 5% or more occur about once a year. Corrections of 10% or more happen once every three years or so. Bear markets of 20% or more occur about once a decade. So, you should use this strategy sparingly. Let’s start with a broad overview of how it works.

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Why China’s Leading Tech Stocks Could Vanish from the U.S.

TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Many U.S. investors probably never give China a second thought. It’s just another overseas emerging market. And they may have little or no investment dollars tied to the country. But what authorities in Beijing are in the process of doing right now could have huge implications on stock markets, not just in China but around the world, and especially in the U.S.

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Follow the Smart Money to Bigger Gains

TradeSmith Editorial Staff

The results: Over the 22-year study period covering thousands of stocks, using our entry signal showed a 56% win rate, with an average gain of 38.9% per trade! This includes ALL trades, both winners and losers.

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Crash Anatomy 101: Recognizing A True Crash

TradeSmith Editorial Staff

We’ll first talk about the differences between pullbacks, corrections, and true bear markets. Then we’ll dig into the history of market crashes, including their causes and frequency.

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