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Earnings Reports Are Beating VERY Low Expectations

As some investors focus on earnings beats and misses, you should pay more attention to the margins as earnings season continues.

Don’t Panic About Downward Earnings Revisions

There's no reason to panic about downward earnings revisions. In fact, we could soon see the S&P 500 hit another all-time high.

The Indicator That Could Reveal When This Crisis Will End

Big publications sometimes land on a big story just as it's about to wholly change. Investors are hoping that's the case with the coronavirus.

More Downside Potential for S&P 500 and SPY

The S&P 500 managed to hold at around the 2,500 level at the close on Friday, and that gives traders a chance for a downside insurance trade on the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY).

The Coronavirus Has Supercharged the Wealth Gap

An increasing wealth gap means the middle class is shrinking as some people accumulate fortunes and others sink below the poverty line.

Jeff Clark’s Market Minute: Why I Set My Humility Aside Yesterday

We’ve gone from the most oversold conditions in the history of the stock market… to the biggest oversold bounce ever.

Stock Market Trading Temporarily Halted Monday, S&P 500 Falls 7%

Stock market trading was temporarily halted on Monday as coronavirus fears and an oil price war cause historic drops in major market indices.

3 Different Ways for Newcomers to Buy S&P 500 Stocks

Launched all the way back on March 4, 1957, the S&P 500’s largest company by market capitalization [share price multiplied by number of shares outstanding] is Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) at $1.07 trillion, the smallest is Quanta Services (NYSE:PWR) at $5.07 billion, and the median stock is $22.07 billion.  

Jeff Clark’s Market Minute: Do You Remember January?

The S&P 500 closed yesterday just above its 9-day EMA. If it leads to a test of the 50-day MA, then we could be in for a selloff.

Coronavirus Probably Isn’t as Bad as It Seems for Stocks

No matter what happens next with the coronavirus, every prudent investor should always be prepared for the worst.

Don’t Put Too Much Stock in the January Barometer

The S&P 500 kicked off January by hitting new all-time highs, but that doesn't guarantee a strong finish to the year.

How Often Should You Look at Your Investments?

You might be surprised at the findings on what frequency is best. Hint -- more frequent checking could be bad.

How to Profit if There’s a Pullback in the S&P 500

Because there is a chance the S&P 500 could make another move to the downside, I’m recommending a downside insurance trade on the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSEARCA:SPY).

Jeff Clark’s Market Minute: Why I See More Weakness Ahead

It looks like we’ll get a few days of weakness before we head into what is typically a strong bullish seasonal period.

Jeff Clark’s Market Minute: I’m Not Buying It

This is a time when it's important to focus on risk. Even though the odds favor more upside for stocks this week, I’m still not buying it.

3 Reasons S&P 500 Stocks May Break Out And 3 Reasons They May Break Down

S&P 500 stocks are once again looking to break out to new all-time highs. Will this finally be the time, or is a breakdown looming?

Profit off Global Optimism With a Trade on Knowles Corporation

This morning, I'm recommending a bullish call option on Knowles Corporation (NYSE:KN), the global audio processing component producer.

Profit With a Call Option as Campbell Soup Company Pushes Higher

This morning, I'm recommending a bullish call option on Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB).

Jeff Clark’s Market Minute: Where the Money Goes in a Market Crash

As technical conditions start to move into overbought territory, the odds of a significant decline increase.