… the best option is to sell your equity positions the last market day of May. According to investment newsletter guru Mark Hulbert , May was the second worst month for the Dow Jones Industrial Average from 1896 until 1990 (September was the worst …
The stock market's long-awaited correction is at hand , Mark Hulbert writes, as sentiment indices point toward excessive bullishness and complacency. But that doesn't mean stocks won't finish …
… quiet of late? Equities do not perform worse, on average, when things are quiet than when the market is volatile, Mark Hulbert writes. Over the last two decades , the stock market has done better when the VIX is below its long-term median of …
Mark Hulbert finds it a " scary parallel " that corporate insiders are selling their companies’ stock at a rate not seen since late last …
… Theorists tell you a lagging Dow Jones Transport Average is an ominous sign for the future health of the stock market, says Mark Hulbert . Unfortunately, for the moment at least, that's what's happening right now. As the story goes, the transports …
Mark Hulbert 's "overwhelming conclusion" is that Facebook's IPO " will be way overpriced " - three times more expensive than Google at …
In Mark Hulbert 's Jan 10 column (also Aug 1 column ), he talks of the median level for VIX over the past couple of decades. How/where (what website) can I see a chart of the long-term median of VIX?
… five trading days in January go, so goes the year, which is sort of true, at least according to numbers crunched by Mark Hulbert dating all the way back to 1896. The newsletter tracker penned a column a year ago that showed that when the Dow Jones …
… the likes of Raj Rajaratnam to years in jail. The favorable mention of gold last week is strongly defended, citing Mark Hulbert and Ian McAvity . Pg 11: Santoli – What has kept the US market flat for the year? The US economy’s momentum …
Don't get your rally hats on yet, Mark Hulbert says: Markets still have to work off the extra optimism they built up in October's rally. Only then will the wall of worry …