To say this is an important week for the market is an understatement. The event that is of most importance for the markets is the election and control of congress. The reason this is the case is it appears the Democrats seem to have swung so far left that their policies, if enacted, would have…
Read BlogThe strategy focuses on the value sectors of market looking for attractive higher dividend paying stocks. The goal of the strategy is to deliver a dividend yield of between 4% and 6% on an annual basis. The current dividend yield of 4.3%, the yield is at the lower end of the historical range as some…
Read BlogThe Tactical Total Return strategy has multiple benefits. First, by using our technical model of moving averages the strategy quickly moves to being defensive faster than any of the PVG strategies. As an example, the strategy performed beautifully in February of this year and in many other periods when the market fell. The S&P 500…
Read BlogAs of October 20th , the PVG Emerging Healthcare Strategy is up 12.62% for 2020 thus far. PVG began offering this composite recently, the management of PVG has been managing this type of strategy since 2012, and are now offering it for all PVG customers. The strategy is very unique, as it is focused generally…
Read BlogAs of October 20th , the PVG Emerging Healthcare Strategy is up 12.62% for 2020 thus far. PVG began offering this composite recently, the management of PVG has been managing this type of strategy since 2012, and are now offering it for all PVG customers. The strategy is very unique, as it is focused generally…
Read BlogOn Monday, the market fell close to -2% (we mentioned last week the markets felt heavy), we believe it was attributable to an uptick in the virus causing concern the economy will begin to stall and we have no stimulus bill. Also, the election looms large. To continue reading click below: Market in a Minute…
Read BlogThe market feels heavy as the election is looming and the market is waking up to the reality, the other big issue is there is still no stimulus bill. The talk of the size of the bill is enormous, $1.8 trillion roughly or more, which is about 9% of GDP. Hard to see a bill getting…
Read BlogLast week, we mentioned the energy sector was particularly attractive given the underperformance of the sector for the year and the very negative sentiment. The sector went up a strong 6.9% last week. To continue reading: Market in a Minute 2020-10-14
Read BlogSince our last update we had a presidential debate and President Trump obviously contracted Covid-19. So, our take is it raises the political risk for the markets, you could see the swift negative reaction in the markets regarding Trump’s health. To continue reading click below: Market in a Minute 2020-10-6 …
Read BlogAs we mentioned last week in Market in a Minute, September and October seasonally can be very challenging months, almost to the day the market began to decline. Perhaps, a very obvious pullback, as both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 experienced parabolic up moves, giving us a sell signal for our technical model, the Nasdaq…
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