Most sectors in the stock market follow a pattern that correlates with the business cycle. For example, during periods of economic growth, sectors like technology and energy tend to outperform others while economic contractions or recessions mean utilities and consumer discretionary stocks outperform. However, some sectors don’t obey typically market patterns and operate independently of…
It’s been a volatile past year for the major market averages, with several bull traps laid by the market, placing a severe dent in the portfolios of investors that stumbled into these snares unexpectedly. One of the areas where we’ve seen the most traps and damage occur is in the growth space, which is understandable…
Interconnected relationships define the market. Rising inflation is usually associated with rising commodity prices and an inverse correlation with stock and bond prices. The latest inflation data shows the inflation rate at 5.3%. The 10-year Treasury yield is struggling to keep pace at just 1.36%. But for savvy investors who know where to look, that…
The markets have been experiencing high volatility as we approach the end of the year. Stock charts over the past few months have looked more like a roller coaster ride than a stable investment option. But in the midst of the chaos, there are always certain stocks and sectors that remain relatively immune. Non-cyclical sectors…
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