Market Analysis

The markets are constantly in flux, which means that picking the right stocks is like hitting a bull’s-eye on a moving target. InvestorPlace’s savviest financial analysts and editors tackle the important, sector-wide issues, analyzing how top-level trends trickle down through individual stocks, so that you can make smart decisions with your money.

Quant Ratings Updated on 77 Stocks

The stock market woke up on the wrong side of the bed yesterday, driving the S&P 500, Dow and NASDAQ down 2.1%, 1.9% and 2.6%, respectively. It was nice to see stocks rebound today/While stocks continued to slip lower today, the selling came on light volume, so I’m not worried.

Your Sneak Peek at the Omnia Roundtable

We all agree, while caution is understandable in this turbulent market, there are things we can do right now to ensure we come out on the other side of this on top.

Finding Optimism Amid Bear Market Worries

Investors are laser-focused on the Fed's symposium and its impact on the market.

Energy Storage Is Paramount to Solving the Global Energy Crisis

Renewables are doing all they can to help with the global energy crisis. But they're still falling short. Energy storage is the solution.

Bull or Bear? It’s Complicated…

Are we starting a bullish consolidation or a deeper bearish leg down? … making both bull and bear arguments … why a focus on the…

5 Cathie Wood Stocks Signaling “The Bear Market Is Over”

These top Cathie Wood stocks are signalling that the bear market is over. For savvy investors, that presents a chance to profit.

Weekly Upgrades and Downgrades

During these busy times, it pays to stay on top of the latest profit opportunities. And today's blog post should be a great place to start. After taking a close look at the latest data on institutional buying pressure and each company's fundamental health, I decided to revise my Portfolio Grader recommendations for 77 big blue chips. Chances are that you have at least one of these stocks in your portfolio, so you may want to give this list a skim and act accordingly.

These 2 Charts Strongly Imply the Bear Market Is Over (Despite the Recent Selloff)

Bear market rallies are narrow and not very bullish. But the data shows that this summer's rally has been exceptionally healthy.

Getting Back to Making Serious Money

The worst of the bear market might be behind us.

Should You Buy the Big Box Retailers After Earnings?

Given the slightly disappointing retail sales report, how did the big box retailers fare in the second quarter? Let’s find out in today’s Market360.

3 Industries to Invest In Now

With the second half of the year expected to be much stronger than the first half, I’ve been asked if I’m making any significant changes to my strategy going forward. The simple answer is no.

These Four Charts Could Show Us Where the Market May Go Next

Wall Street might be a vague term, but let’s extrapolate some data to our advantage.

A Pause in the Rally, then More Gains

What are bond yield-spreads telling us?… are we at an inflection point in the S&P?… the support level our technical experts are eyeing if stocks…

Get Ready for “Up, Up, and Away”

Why Louis Navellier sees no more hikes after September … checking in on the yield curve inversion … Louis’ market forecast … when to buy…

Is It Time to Buy Cheap Chinese Stocks?

Is it time to start bargain hunting in Chinese stocks? That’s exactly what we will tackle in today’s Market360.

Technology Never Sleeps

Tech stocks may slumber, but that certainly doesn’t deter from the overall strength and power of technology itself.

Legend Michael Burry Sold EVERY Stock He Owned, Except One

The best thing investors can do with the shocking information that Michael Burry sold everything last quarter is acknowledge it, and move on.

Consumer Spending and What Comes Next

Wall Street is back in rally mode … but does the health of earnings and the U.S. consumer warrant it? … diving into the real…

💣 Why I Don’t Agree With Michael Burry This Time

A hefty discussion on retail earnings, housing data, cryptos, and whether Michael Burry is right to make a “Doomsday Call” on the economy.