
Lindsey Bell
248 Ventures,
Chief Strategist
Lindsey Bell is chief strategist at 248 Ventures, where she provides insights and guidance on equity market investing strategies for institutional clients, advisors, and high net-worth clients. Prior to 248 Ventures, she was the chief markets & money strategist at Ally where she was responsible for the development of the firms investment outlook, as well as strategies for making smart money decisions. Ms. Bells unique ability to connect the dots between data and real life stems from her deep background as an analyst, researcher, and portfolio manager at organizations including J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank, and S&P Global (CFRA Research). She is a BetterInvesting board member, which is a non-profit that helps create investment clubs to teach individual investors how to become successful long-term investors. Finally, Ms. Bell was named one of American Bankers Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next 2021 and is an honoree of the 2020 Investment News 40 Under 40. Bell graduated from the University of Pittsburgh.
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A short-term buy signal for the S&P 500 (SPX) was triggered at Friday’s close: The “oscillator differential” buy signal. This occurs when the two breadth oscillators, which had spread far apart in recent weeks, come back within 200 points of each other, highlights Lawrence McMillan, editor at Option Strategist.
It’s been a remarkable run to the historic $3,000 level in gold...but it hasn’t been quite as carefree as the charts might show. It’s often said that “A bull market climbs a wall of worry” but this gold bull has seemingly climbed a “cliff of concern” amongst oft-beaten gold investors. Now, start your due diligence on the best of the junior mining stocks, advises Brien Lundin, executive editor of Gold Newsletter.
It has been a wild month, pretty much across the board. The stock market has been volatile along with the economy and consumer sentiment. The end results are uncertainty and downward pressure. But silver is ready to shine brightly, write Mary Anne and Pamela Aden, editors of The Aden Forecast.
Gold blasted through $3,000 an ounce for the first time ever yesterday, then added a few more bucks in early trading today. Meanwhile, stocks are trying to rebound after yet another plunge Thursday. Crude oil is up a bit, while Treasuries and the dollar are modestly lower.
There’s something very curious going on in gold — and it says something about where the yellow metal might be headed. An easy way to play the coming move is through the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD), writes Sean Brodrick, editor at Weiss Ratings Daily.
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Gold has been very resilient over the last several weeks. The current range has a much narrower amplitude than those posted over the last year. There are two ways of thinking about it, observes Eoin Treacy, editor of Fuller Treacy Money.
Gold has been one of my favorite plays for some time. I’ve called the yellow metal a great “Be Bold” investment at multiple MoneyShows and in columns in your newsletters. And it has worked out great. The SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) has surged 10% year-to-date...and 43% in the last year!
Gold is over $2,900 an ounce and headed for $3,000, largely due to global uncertainty and strong central bank purchases by China and other countries. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) is ahead nearly 11% in six weeks. I also like Kinross Gold Corp. (KGC), writes Mark Skousen, editor of Forecasts & Strategies.
I was recently scanning the market and came across a great-looking stock chart: Meta Platforms Inc. (META). Since META’s 1-month price was trading above the 10-month SMA, signaling a PowerTrend “Buy,” this was offering an attractive trading setup in the options market, observes Chuck Hughes, co-founder of Hughes Optioneering.
Gold is continuing to defy gravity and is hitting new records almost on a daily basis, states Fawad Razaqzada, technical analyst at Trading Candles.
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