Lance Roberts
Chief Investment Strategist, RIA Advisors and Editor at Real Investment Advice
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1 day ago |
investing.com | Lance Roberts
Since the start of the year, the is down over 10% and nearly 20% from its January peak. At the same time, is up almost 30%. The stark return differential is excellent news for gold investors, but the clock may be ticking on gold’s outperformance versus stocks. For historical context of prior periods where gold significantly outperformed stocks in a relatively short period, we share a few facts from a recent analysis by Sentimentrader.
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1 day ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Lance Roberts
In financial markets, few technical patterns generate as much attention and anxiety as the death cross. This ominous-sounding term refers to a crossover on a price chart when a short-term moving average, most commonly the 50-day moving average (50-DMA), drops below a long-term moving average, usually the 200-day moving average (200-DMA). The “death cross” is a fantastic headline for the media to generate clicks and views.
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2 days ago |
investing.com | Lance Roberts
Economic and forecasts have a highly significant impact on treasury bond yields. Therefore, one would suspect that their yields would follow a linear trend as the maturity lengthens on Treasury securities. For example, if current expectations were for high growth and higher than normal inflation but long-term expectations were contrary, one would expect a downward sloping yield curve, i.e., higher yields for shorter maturities and lower yields for longer maturities.
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3 days ago |
seekingalpha.com | Lance Roberts
SummaryThe “death cross” signals a market correction and suggests a more cautious investing approach. The correction from this year’s market peak is currently in a range that has only occurred 7% of the time historically, with the market declining 19.4% from peak to trough. The current death cross collides with deeply oversold technical readings, which typically suggest markets are near short-term lows rather than starting more significant declines.
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3 days ago |
investing.com | Lance Roberts
In financial markets, few technical patterns generate as much attention and anxiety as the death cross. This ominous-sounding term refers to a crossover on a price chart when a short-term moving average, most commonly the 50-day moving average (50-DMA), drops below a long-term moving average, usually the 200-day moving average (200-DMA). The “death cross” is a fantastic headline for the media to generate clicks and views.
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