Jun 13, 2023 – FS Insider speaks with Justin Smyth at Next Big Trade to explain what Stage Analysis, developed by Stan Weinstein, says about the current market outlook. According to Justin, the US stock market is definitively in a Stage 2 uptrend...
Nov 23 – Justin Smyth joins FS Insider to discuss the US stock market outlook using the Stage Analysis method developed Stan Weinstein. Justin says that with the recent year-end rally, the S&P 500 could be transitioning from a Stage 4 bear market...
May 5 – FS Insider welcomes Justin Smyth at Nextbigtrade.com to discuss Stan Weinstein's stage analysis trading strategy and what it is saying about the broad stock market outlook currently. Justin discusses how stage analysis works and warns...
May 11 – FS Insider welcomes Justin Smyth at Nextbigtrade.com to discuss Stan Weinstein's stage analysis trading strategy, what it's saying about the market currently, as well as the areas of the market that are seeing the biggest 'stage 2' breakouts on high volume with large participation...
Oct 22 – FS Insider speaks with Justin Smyth at NextBigTrade.com to discuss his free stage analysis screener that analyzes stocks, sectors, and markets around the globe based on the legendary trading strategy developed by Stan Weinstein...
Apr 25 – FS Insider interviews Justin Smyth at Next Big Trade to discuss how to use stage analysis to trade global markets, specific sectors, and individual stocks. Smyth walks listeners through his stage analysis screening tool...
May 25 – Justin Smyth at Next Big Trade discusses Stage Analysis and the tool he’s developed for investors that screens global markets and market sectors according to four stages—basing, advancing, consolidation/topping, or declining...
At any given point in time different markets are at different points in their long term cycles. Markets can be anywhere from just starting a new bull market to late in a parabolic top on the bull side.
If gold is entering a new bull market then it’s a great time to get in. Technical evidence is mounting, big volume is coming into gold mining ETFs and they are leading the market. Take a look at the monthly volume on the Junior Gold Miners ETF GDXJ.
Markets tend to have no set rules that always work. Especially on shorter term time frames. But as you stretch the time frame out to the longer term general guidelines start to form for how markets behave.
It seems as if all the major Wall Street institutions are bearish on gold, even after a 2+ year bear market and a major pullback. At first glance you might be a little discouraged by reading major bank after...
In 2013 while gold and silver were getting slammed, palladium diverged and held its ground. It traced a choppy handle to the cup that formed in 2012. The bottom of the handle occurred at the same...
The U.S. stock market is very overvalued compared to foreign markets. This is because U.S. markets have outperformed foreign markets for a few years now. This trend can’t continue forever though...
he Puke is simply the high volume fear based selling, when shares are literally being puked up by sellers who can’t take the sickness to their stomach anymore. The Whimper is the interesting part as it comes after the sellers are puked out, but they still are moaning and want to make it appear like they are still in pain.
Gold stocks are about as contrarian a sector that exists in the market right now. Even though gold hasn’t had a down year in 12 years, gold stocks have now recorded 2 straight down years...
When markets don’t go our way, our emotions get tested. Our thought processes and decision-making ability gets polluted by fear. And when overcome by fear we often make bad decisions. Sometimes these bad decisions can be actions taken as a direct result of fear.
Things are finally looking up for gold stocks. In fact it’s likely a new major rally has begun. The reason is that major corrections in secular bull markets produce the best buying opportunities.
It’s been a rough time recently for gold and gold stock investors. The last nine months has been the second worst cyclical downturn in gold and gold stocks during this long term secular bull market for gold.
As we go through the first significant pullback in the market for 2012, the dollar seems to be at a turning point that should influence market trends for the next few months. Going all the way back to 2002, there has been a strong inverse correlation between stocks and commodities, and the U.S. dollar.
The market has had an impressive run since the start of the year, but one sector that has lagged is the commodities sector. Unlike general stocks, commodities are still quite a ways away from their 2011 highs. Recession fears and a surging dollar contributed to the weakness in commodities last year.
