Weekly Signals
Defensive Tide Rising
Three of four signals favor safety. The S&P 500 has broken its 200-day moving average — and the lone Risk-On reading is gold's crash, not improving fundamentals.
Weekly Signals
Three of four signals favor safety. The S&P 500 has broken its 200-day moving average — and the lone Risk-On reading is gold's crash, not improving fundamentals.
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Jay Hatfield on why real inflation is already at 1.9%, the oil shock timeline, and where the S&P 500 is headed — TODAY at 1 PM ET
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Post-Fed webinar with Infrastructure Capital on broken inflation data, private credit panic, and the mid-April setup
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Exchange 2026 is here. If you’re an advisor in Las Vegas, there’s one event this week you don’t want to miss.
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A Foreword to the Third Edition of Intermarket Analysis and Investing
High Yield Spotlight
But 38% In Private Holdings Means You're Trusting BlackRock's Marks
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--- I started publishing The Lead-Lag Report because I believed intermarket analysis was the most underused edge in investing. Most people watch the S&P 500 and react. The signal framework watches everything else—and positions ahead of time. One year in, here's the data. THE SIGNAL
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March 15-18 at the Virgin Hotels. If you're an advisor attending, there's something extra you should know about.
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Small Caps Surge, Hormuz Stays Shut, and Seven Central Banks Walk Into a Bar
Leaders-Laggards
Negative Payrolls, $100 Oil, and a Market That Wants Nothing to Do With Risk