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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Aug 2, 2018 | Charts, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Market Trends
Stock Market Commentary from the Desk of Kern Campbell at Financial Analysts PART I: THE US ECONOMY PART II: WHAT’S WORKING AND WHAT’S NOT PART III: THOUGHTS ON THE STOCK MARKET THE US ECONOMY The economic picture here in the US looks good. To summarize,...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | May 26, 2017 | Charts, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Market Trends
What’s Working and What’s Not These are the best and worst US stock market sectors as of 5.25.2017 Best: Technology, Utilities, Consumer Goods, Industrial Goods and Healthcare. (All five sectors get our highest rating) Worst: Financials and...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Nov 15, 2016 | Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Investment Ideas, Market Trends, Politics
The Trump Rally I’ve tried to come up with a catchy title for this commentary, This Time is Different, The Market Meltdown (That Wasn’t) but ultimately Lee walked into my office last week and said, what do you think about this Trump rally? Hence the title of this...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Oct 31, 2016 | Charts, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Investment Ideas, Market Trends, Politics
It’s not the election! Many on TV are trying to blame the market weakness on the election. Don’t listen to them; it is just noise. The election is not a viable reason why the S&P 500 would break down in a meaningful way. Remember, you need to keep your political...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | May 12, 2015 | Capital Markets Index Review, Charts, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Investment Ideas, Market Trends
Last Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen stated that “market valuations at this point generally are quite high,” which might lead to “potential dangers.” In fairness to Yellen, she did hedge by using the word “potential”, but if history is any indicator,...
