Author: Rich Meyers

The was not a lot to pick from last week’s roster of insider buys and the stock market remains in a crappy position. Once again, we are resigned to adding companies to our rebound watchlist and not willing to commit...

Up and down in chunks; one day the sky is falling and the next it is all allergen-free flowers and sunshine. Such is the state of the stock market right now. From experience, love you, love-you not volatile swings from...

We looked everywhere and around every correlation corner we could think of, desperately trying to find an investment safe place. But there is no place to hide, nothing is doing well. If investors aren’t careful, they could lose more money...

Just like last week, the market is in a perilous position. The NASDAQ is just a bad day from breaking the most important support level, a double bottom at the 52-week low. Investors just can’t have any confidence that the...

If not for a late afternoon rally, the NASDAQ would have been in full name technical trouble. What’s full name trouble? I don’t know about you, but when I was a kid, heat was coming when mom went, “Richard” get...

Third quarter earnings season begins next week. A few, but not all, names worth watching include PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc. (WBA), Citigroup Inc. (C) and Delta Air Lines, Inc. (DAL). The quartet should help investors and Wall...

We will stick to our theme from last week with the stock market looking like it might be abused by bears. Once again, we specifically looked to low-priced stocks with insider buying that are trading considerably below their 52-weeks highs,...

It’s a good thing stocks rebounded to start October trading; otherwise, it might have been catastrophic. The NASDAQ finished up September with a 52-week closing low but managed to stay within a whisker of its 52-week intraday low of 10,565.14....