what the best stock market forecasters are saying artificial intelligence? What this all about..... See below. ------------------------------ Sentiment Trader told ==> our VIP MEMBERS here <== that the market is not dying here, and that same situation could roll on into 2018. Time will tell, and when we talk about what is happening with just 2 months to go in 2017, that sort of thinking can be solidified. When we look at the sectors and where smart money has been going the last 60 days, you can make a clear cut case for a bull market into 2018. Right now, if you look at our smart money index chart below you can see that STOCKS are BACK IN FAVOUR, and money is still flowing in the TECH SECTORS, and even ENERGY SECTORS.... NOT SO GOOD: the smart money have turned their backs on Financials [although that could come back later on], small caps and healthcare! See the chart below....
Our Members here => VIP members here had more advanced charts we released this morning, including our plan for the stock market and where this market is heading into 2019. So far the market does not seem spooked by the TAX REFORM plans! But if they come out with a tax reform plan that is not liked on wall st, that would have serious concequences the way we see it. But we think there will be other tremendous opportunities here, over the coming 12-14 months.
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in the news the financial sector - financial sector analysis? What this all about..... See below. ------------------------------ Sentiment Trader can see A domino effect from the bond market could lead to a correction in stocks. We will see.... There are no guarantees with this stuff. U.S. Treasury yields are hovering near one-month lows and a significant move lower may trigger a correction in equities. First there is an important chart. Sectors like financials could be threatened, adding the best-performing groups of the year "will top out at some point, and leave the broader S&P 500 Index vulnerable to a more material correction later this year.
The reflation trade centers around stocks that benefit from higher inflation and yields, including financials. Investors and traders have been betting that inflation will rise under Donald Trump's presidency as he moves to enact an agenda that includes lower corporate taxes and infrastructure spending. The Financials Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF (XLF), which tracks the S&P financials sector, has been a stalwart since Trump's victory, rising more than 17 percent since Nov. 8. However you can see that the Chart is starting to depict a head and shoulders pattern, and which is seen in the books of the best technical analysts as not being a particularly strong chart pattern going forward. So it could be a bit of a warning sign shorter term.
But the reflation trade has been under siege lately because of the decline in rates. The benchmark 10-year note yield has fallen from about 2.41 percent to 2.24 percent since May 10 and hit a one-month low on Wednesday. Financials, meanwhile, suffered their worst day since June 24 earlier this week on the back of the U.S. stock market's worst session of 2017. Stocks fell sharply on Wednesday on news that former FBI Director James Comey put together a memo outlining a conversation in which Trump asked him to halt an investigation into Michael Flynn's ties with Russian officials. Flynn is Trump's former national security adviser. Hunter noted that if yields fall, sectors like financials could be threatened, adding the best-performing groups of the year, technology and consumer discretionary, "will top out at some point, and leave the broader S&P 500 Index vulnerable to a more material correction later this year." One could adopt a much more defensive bias if the market internals do not improve in the weeks ahead, the leadership groups start to form bearish momentum divergence patterns, and we are looking at certain levels as the market target zone this summer." DON'T MISS OUT ON OUR HOTTEST updates Click the link below....
