Posts by Paul Fennell
SwanGuard Get’s an Upgrade — Here’s the Details
The brief August 2024 Black Swan event was triggered by Bank of Japan (BOJ) interest rate policy changes that led to a rapid unwinding of the Yen carry trade and a steep market selloff.
Read MoreSeptember Pushes Higher – October Rough Start
August’s brief Black Swan event was triggered by Bank of Japan interest rate policy changes that led to a rapid unwinding of the Yen carry trade and a steep market selloff.
Read MoreThe Market Rebound Puts SwanGuard On Edge
Alert! SwanGuard Triggered — Exit Stage Left
The Hot Summer Markets… and Prismatic Prudence
The old “Sell in May and Go Away” strategy would have cost you roughly 11% if you had sold the S&P500 on May 1st. Market volatility has been low and the trend has been our friend.
Read MoreIt’s a Crypto-Fight… You Need Crypto-Might
Okay, okay – we’ll start with the exciting stuff and discuss the tiresome, overdue recession later. If you have been paying attention to the financial media, it’s all abuzz about the SEC approval Wednesday of 11 ETFs for Bitcoin, enabling investors to own cryptocurrencies without taking the extra steps involved in buying actual Bitcoin.
Read MoreJust a Correction? + Nitrogen Integration!
Starting Monday, April 29th, AlphaDroid’s offerings will be live in the Nitrogen Wealth Partner Store. In addition to offering Advanced Momentum and Risk Mitigation Tools, AlphaDroid has posted 25 awesome SMA Models that may be imported into client portfolios for experimentation or presentation purposes.
Read MoreBubble Check and the Magnificent 7 Strategy
Market bubbles clearly come in many shapes and sizes. Some of the largest bubbles have included the Dutch Tulip Bubble, South Sea Bubble, Nifty Fifty Bubble, Biotech Bubble, Dot Com Bubble, US Housing Bubble, Bitcoin Bubble, and now perhaps an AI Bubble.
Read MoreHow to “Own the Bubble”
Market bubbles are both euphoric as they form and dangerous when they pop. While FOMO, the “Fear of Missing Out,” drives investors to push markets higher with irrational exuberance, eventually “Buy the Dip” no longer works, and momentum flips to the downside.
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