News and Updates
S&P 500 up 5% in May
The S&P 500 is up 5.7% in may – this is a very bullish signal that the index has a high probability of more gains in the next 12 months.
S&P 500 Turns Green for 2025
The S&P500 has recovered from all losses on the year and is now up in 2025. Stocks look overbought in the short run but in the long run i expect more gains in the second half of the year.
S&P 500 Rebounds 12% in April
The S&P 500 was down as much as 12% in April but will finish the month even. Looking forward i remain optimistic the index can finish 2025 in the green.
Tesla Stock – Here’s my Take
Tesla has become polarizing because of Elon Musk’s involvement in the federal government. Here’s my updated take on the company and its stock.
S&P 500 Signaling Worst of Selloff Could be Over
The S&P500 has been volatile in April – however the index is showing clear signs of stability and i see a high probability the worst of this selloff is over.
Buy Gold at a Discount with this Value Fund
Junior Gold Miners GDXJ is a discount play on gold. While gold trades at an all-time high GDXJ is trading 66% below the all-time high from 2010.
S&P 500 Down in Q1 But Looking to Rebound in April
The S&P500 was down 5% in the first quarter of 2025. However a lot of negativity is already priced into stocks and April is historically one of the strongest months of the year so i am looking for a rebound.
Is it Too Late to Invest in Gold?
Gold (GLD) has been hot in 2025. Ive been getting lots of questions if I expect the rally to continue. Here’s my take on why I expect the price of gold to keep rising for many years.
S&P 500 Rebounds 4% from Recent Low
The S&P500 saw a 10% decline in late feb and early march. No question it was a bit painful. Here’s the good news. Stocks are rebounding and I remain optimistic the SP500 will gain between 5% and 10% this year.
This is Why I Like Energy and Healthcare Sectors Right Now
I am rolling out two new investment ideas to my wealth management clients – energy sector fund XLE and the healthcare sector fund XLV. Both of these sectors look heavily undervalued compared to tech and historical standards.