Stocks: Is “Selling in May and Going Away” Justified?
The Fed news brought some volatility, but the market went sideways. Which direction is next?
The Fed news brought some volatility, but the market went sideways. Which direction is next?
Silver price remains below $27; FOMC release didn’t change much.
Gold price was little changed despite the FOMC, investors eying more economic data.
Stocks dipped over 4% in April: Will May bring more declines or a reversal?
Silver price remains below $27 as markets await economic data, Fed release.
Paul Rejczak’s approach to the market is based on an analysis of recent and historical price movements, in conjunction with events or fundamental data that may influence short- to medium-term price trends.
Purely technical market analysis can lead to a lot of misleading signals, but when combined with an analysis of events that can potentially trigger changes in sentiment, an optimal and profitable strategy develops for the long term. Paul’s Stock Trading Alerts analyze the main indicators of the stock market’s behavior, focusing on the S&P 500 index of the New York Stock Exchange. The trader can take positions on index futures, ETFs or options. Each position will have its own target profit level and a point at which it should be closed with the smallest possible loss (stop-loss level) while maintaining a favorable risk/reward ratio.
Paul Rejczak is a stock market strategist who has been known for the quality of his technical and fundamental analysis since the late nineties. He is interested in forecasting market behavior based on both traditional and innovative methods of technical analysis. Paul has made his name by developing mechanical trading systems, and is the author of Sunshine Profits' Stock Trading Alerts and Daily Gold News.