As you sit back and sift through the data, you’ll also notice that even though the stock market is setting new highs, the S&P 500 is up only 7.5% year to date.
I’ve received more than a few questions about what should be done in between the pre-trade and post-trade analysis. To answer that, let’s consider the difference between a movie and a photograph.
I want to share with you a part of my in-depth analytical process that helps me watch for signposts along the investing road.
You don’t want to be a “one-and-done” investor who continues to bask in the glow of one great trade.
Time and time again, I am amazed at how the “smart money” and those supposedly in the know continue to misread the economy.
One of the biggest mistakes I see both institutional and individual investors make is to rely on either one data point or only one data source to make their investing decisions.