Author: Mr. Monitor
Mr. Monitor
Meet Mr. Monitor, the irreverent and bold editor-in-chief of Market Monitors. His writing style is as unconventional as his investment strategies. He's not afraid to ruffle a few feathers or challenge the status quo in his pursuit of the truth. His articles are a refreshing blend of hard-hitting analysis and witty commentary that keeps readers coming back for more. But reader beware: Mr. Monitor's bold predictions and contrarian views aren't always right on the money. In the fast-paced world of finance, even the most seasoned experts can miss the mark. That's why Mr. Monitor always encourages his readers to think for themselves and never blindly follow anyone's advice - not even his own.
If you’ve been paying attention to the markets lately, you know something big is brewing. But while everyone is focused on the Fed’s next move, they’re missing the forest for the trees. According to top analyst Ross Givens, “The market is forward-looking – meaning anticipated rate cuts will lift the market before they actually happen.” In his latest article, “More Rate Cuts Incoming?”, Givens explains: “If you wait until the rate cuts, it’ll be too late. The big buyers – the institutional ‘smart money’ – know that all too well. They’re going to be positioning themselves before any actual rate…
I know you’re probably sick of hearing about AI and semiconductors. The hype is real. But while the talking heads on CNBC keep touting the AI revolution, they’re missing the forest for the trees. Because there’s a much more important economic indicator that’s flashing red… and it hits a lot closer to home for most Americans. I’m talking about coffee. That’s right, your morning cup of joe is the real canary in the economic coal mine. And according to my good friend Rob Spivey over at Altimetry, the outlook is grim. As Rob points out in his latest article, “Chips…
Buckle up folks, because today’s scoop from my network is a doozy. James Altucher, the maverick investor and contrarian thinker behind Altucher Confidential, just dropped an explosive teaser for his readers… and if you’re seeing this, congrats because you made the cut! James is one of the most plugged-in guys I know, with a sixth sense for sniffing out the market’s next big move before the herd catches on. So when he tells a select group of his readers that they’ve “earned” a special deal, you better believe my ears perk up. Here’s the key quote that should have you…
If you’re not paying attention to the presidential cycle when it comes to your investments, you’re leaving serious money on the table. As the renowned Marc Lichtenfeld recently pointed out, “The most successful investors realize that it’s not always a matter of which stocks to buy – it’s also about when to buy them.” The most successful investors realize that it’s not always a matter of which stocks to buy – it’s also about when to buy them.Marc Lichtenfeld Lichtenfeld’s analysis of stock market performance during each year of the presidential cycle is eye-opening. He notes that “on average, all…
As you know, I’ve been pounding the table on the incredible opportunities in the stock market right now. And despite the naysayers calling it a “bubble,” the evidence is clear: earnings are the key catalyst that will propel stocks to new highs. Don’t just take my word for it. As Luke Lango, a respected tech expert and venture capitalist, recently pointed out in his article, This Perfect Storm Will Send Stocks to New Highs, the correlation between earnings and stock performance is undeniable: “When earnings are rising, stocks rise, too. When earnings are falling, stocks fall, too.” And the great…
We are at a critical juncture in the markets. The latest retail sales report is in, and it could have huge implications for your wealth in the coming months. If you care about protecting and growing your hard-earned money, you need to pay very close attention to what I’m about to share with you. Your financial future may depend on it. In his latest Market 360 article, my colleague Louis Navellier digs into the details of the June retail sales numbers. On the surface, the headline number of 0% growth looks disappointing. But as Louis points out, when you exclude…
If you’re serious about making money in the markets, then you need to drop everything and pay attention to what I’m about to share with you. Because Adam O’Dell, Chief Investment Strategist at Money & Markets, just revealed how you can get your hands on the same wealth multiplying system that powered Jim Simons’ hedge fund to an astonishing 66% average annual return over 36 years. As O’Dell puts it in his recent article, “Jim Simons Solved the Stock Market”: Simons reemerged on Wall Street in 1988, founding the hedge fund that would eventually become Renaissance Technologies…His Medallion Fund has…
If you’ve been on the sidelines of this market, it’s time to wake up and smell the profits. Because according to my good friend Ross Givens over at Stock Surge Daily, we just got a crystal clear signal that this bull has a LOT more room to run. In his latest article, “This Breakout Will Keep the Bull Market Going”, Ross highlights what he calls a “double breakout” in two key indexes: The Equal-Weight S&P 500 index The small-cap Russell 2000 index As Ross puts it: “Taken together with the small-cap breakout, and it looks like participation in this bull…
As my good friend Brett Eversole recently wrote in Daily Wealth, “You can feel it in the air when a bull market hits a fever pitch…” And boy, can you feel it right now! But here’s the thing – just because your barber is giving you stock tips doesn’t mean this bull run is about to end. In fact, as Brett points out, “Mom-and-pop investors are buying stocks. Their stock allocations just notched above 70%. It’s the highest level we’ve seen since the end of 2021… and close to the highest level of the past decade.” Now, you might think…
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