As we begin the fourth quarter tomorrow – by far the best quarter of the year for stocks – I thought I would do something I can’t do very often. I want to tell you the top-ranked stock in my Quantum Edge system.
Read nowUnloved and unused things are everywhere. Even certain areas of the stock market go untouched by most investors. But when those investments are about to become loved, look out. In last week’s Power Trends, I discussed how homebuilders are poised to explode due to a setup that mimics the post WWII Baby Boom. But as I thought over other potential implications to falling interest rates, another area screams opportunity. An area most investors left for dead… and for good reasons… until now.
Read nowAs promised, we’re back with this week’s Power Trends+ Part 2... and it’s time to analyze stocks. Today, we’re taking a look at your requested stocks by running the top two and bottom two through my Quantum Edge system to see exactly what makes a company worthwhile and what you should be steering clear of.
Read nowThe news and the data are so good right now – and the outlook so promising – that we couldn’t fit this week’s Power Trends+ into just one video. That’s right! This week, we’re giving you not one but two video issues.
Read nowLongtime Power Trends readers know the reason I designed and built my Quantum Edge system was to make smart investment decisions based on data and not emotions. I learned from experience. When I started trading, I made every mistake in the book – from greedily chasing a stock higher to buying a falling stock because I had a “gut feeling” it would turn around. Not to mention selling at the wrong times, too.
Read nowThe data points to a similar wave and opportunity starting in just a few months and building for a few years. The door opened this week when the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in four years. More cuts are all but certain, which will unlock what has become a significant housing crisis.
Read nowYesterday was the big day, and the central bank went big with an outsized half-point cut. But more importantly than the size, the Fed kicked off a rate reduction cycle with a bang. That bang was the starter’s gun. The floodgates are creaking open as record amounts of cash on the sidelines – a ginormous $6.5 trillion in money markets alone – starts pouring into stocks.
Read nowWe just heard that the Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates for the first time in four years. The Fed went big, too, with a half-point cut. Both the size and timing of the rate cut are rare. The Fed typically doesn’t make moves like this in the months preceding an election. But make no mistake, this points to not just a sizable rally in the last part of the year but a prolonged period of sideline cash pouring back into stocks.
Read nowTired of hearing about interest rates? I get it. Stocks have been leaning into this headwind for a long time – first with a series of rate increases and then the interminable wait for rates to start coming back down. But whether you’re sick of hearing about it or not, you should care if you invest in stocks.
Read nowOne important lesson I learned is when stocks swoon, do not panic. When you’re invested in high-quality companies, they are likely to ride those algo-induced ups and downs to even bigger gains. But how do you find those rare stocks and even stand a chance against the bots? You join them. I decided long ago, I couldn’t fight what was already happening. So, I got onboard. I started writing my own algorithms. Only, they weren’t day-trading algos or nanosecond algos. Mine are designed to identify stocks poised for explosive growth.
Read nowAs we kick off September, I admit it can be easy to feel a little pessimistic knowing this month’s historical pattern. And this year, we add an election fraught with anxiety and uncertainty that follows only a few weeks after the month concludes. Last week the S&P 500 had its worst week since early 2023, mostly due to inflation fears coming back into focus causing the size of interest rate cuts to once again become murky. But in typical volatile fashion, stocks rebounded on Monday: The S&P 500 climbed 0.7%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 0.6%, and the Nasdaq led the charge with a roughly 0.9% gain.
Read nowYou all send them in, and we rank them. I wanted to keep today’s Power Trends+ fun during this volatile September and do one of my favorite things. A speed round of your requested tickers.
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