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Stock Market Videos—Cabot Weekly Review

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In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo reiterates his defensive stance, but he also dives into more than a few near-term encouraging signs--the leaders of the downtrend (growth) have started to show a little relative strength, and it’s becoming easier to find stocks hitting higher lows in recent weeks and months. That’s not a reason to do a ton of buying (the trends remain down for most indexes and stocks), but after being in his most defensive stance since 2008/2009, Mike’s considering putting a bit of money to work if this recent move holds.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about the renewed selloff of the past two days, with the close-but-no-cigar rally of late succumbing to inflation fears. That said, Mike’s biggest advice is to ignore the noise -- the key is to remain defensive until we see a green light, whenever it comes. Mike goes over a ton of index, fund, sector and stock charts, with a few areas that look toppy and others that continue to resist the broad selling.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about the market’s positive vibes of the past two weeks, with the major indexes and most stocks resilient despite a spate of bad news and headline-grabbing bearish predictions, all while the broad market might be starting to show a change in character. Mike believes the market has put itself in position to do something positive in the intermediate-term--but he still needs to see upside confirmation before changing his stance. In the meantime, he reviews a big list of names from all areas of the market to keep an eye on.
In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon talks about the progress large and small caps have made over the last week and how a strong close heading into the long Memorial Day weekend would be a victory for the bulls. He discusses how small caps are trading at a discount. And heeding the Fed’s advice to pay attention to the data Tyler reviews the calendar for major data releases and interest rate policy decisions over the next two months. He then reviews five small cap software names that could do well if inflation data eases and investor risk appetite rebounds.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about another generally down week in the market, though with so many historical extremes, he’s open to the possibility that the late-week rally could stick. He reviews all the evidence, goes over some of his favorite stocks out there today (including a few recent earnings winners -- yes, they were some this week!) and has his eye on the prize that will come during the next major, sustained uptrend.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo says the story remains the same -- there are many signs flashing now that usually flash near major lows, but to this point the market hasn’t responded, which has kept him in a defensive stance. He does review many commodity names, especially in the energy sector, where he sees some potential near-term setups, but for the most part he’s sitting on his hands and practicing patience until the sellers finish up their work.
In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon maintains a cautious outlook in the face of a market where sellers come out of the woodwork to chop down every rally. That said, he notes we are in earnings season and things can change quickly. Tyler talks about what sectors he’s looking forward to hearing earnings reports from next week then covers a number of small and mid cap banking stocks that have reported solid results and which are poised to benefit from rising interest rates.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo reiterates his cautious stance, as the market’s trends are mostly down (neutral at best) and he continues to see plenty of selling on strength. That said, bigger picture, he does have some encouraging words based on the market’s action the past two and a half months, and is busy building a watch list for what he expects to be a great rally down the road.
In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon discusses the improvement in the broad market over the last three weeks, but also notes that Q1 performance is the worst in two years. He goes down the yield curve inversion rabbit hole and shows what the data really says (hint: it’s not all bad). Tyler then tees up healthcare as a sector that should do well in the quarters ahead. He gets into the details of two stocks and tosses out a few more stories that look intriguing now.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo discusses the growing number of bullish breadcrumbs the market is leaving behind, including last week’s rare show of strength that should bode well over time. That said, the near-term is still a coin flip, with much of the primary evidence having yet to turn bullish and there’s no doubt many headwinds (including interest rates) are out there. Net-net, Mike is encouraged and has put some money to work, but is still holding plenty of cash and waiting for upside confirmation before extending his line.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo says the pieces are in place for higher intermediate-term prices, and this week’s up action is a good start to proving the buyers are stepping up ... but he still needs to see more to turn the trends back up. His main message: Have your watch list ready, for if this rally is the real McCoy it should become clear in the days ahead.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo talks about the market’s bottoming process, which is now six weeks old and is offering some encouragement--but to go from being encouraged to being bullish, Mike actually needs to see the buyers step up, not just a few signs that the sellers. At this point, Mike sees some potential opportunities if commodity stocks pull in for a bit, but for growth, he’s building his watch list and patiently waiting for some green lights.
In this week’s video, Mike Cintolo is back from his hiatus (Disney!) but is still sticking with the same message -- with the primary evidence negative, he remains defensive and patient, though he is seeing more and more secondary evidence that points to good thing, such as positive breadth divergences and ever-worsening sentiment. Thus, he’s keeping his eyes open and casting a wide net of stocks he’s looking at, but needs to see some actual strength from the market before doing anything more than small buying.
In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon talks about whipsaws in the market over the past week and tries to put the market’s moves into context with what’s happened during (and after) previous invasions. He then moves on to a number of stocks in different sectors, including some growth and some growth + value, that could do well if the market gets back in gear.
In this week’s video, Tyler Laundon talks about the recent weakness in the major market indices and the macro factors that have investors feeling a little edgy lately.