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Here Are Two Great Earnings Reports This Past Quarter

by Tom Bowley

For us at EarningsBeats.com, earnings season is the time to do our research to uncover the best stocks to trade over the next 90 days, or earnings cycle. We do this in various ways... Read More 

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This Is How I Crush The Benchmark S&P 500 In Any Market

by Tom Bowley

It was another mildly bullish week as our major indices climbed very close to new, fresh all-time highs. We also saw a return to growth stocks as we approached breakout levels, which is a good signal as far as rally sustainability goes... Read More 

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Here's a Group Ready To Set Sail

by Tom Bowley

Sometimes an industry group looks good technically, sometimes fundamentally, and then other times seasonally. But what happens when they all line up simultaneously? Well, we're about to find out with the travel & tourism group ($DJUSTT). On Friday, Expedia (EXPE, +17... Read More 

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Volatility ($VIX) May Be Providing Clues of a Big Market Drop

by Tom Bowley

Secondary market signals are beginning to line up for a further drop, which can sometimes provide false signals. The primary indicator for me is always the combination of price/volume... Read More 

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Be Careful With These Topping Candles

by Tom Bowley

"When do I sell?" is easily the most-asked question I've received over the years. There are multiple answers to this question based on certain variables. The first key variable is whether you're a day trader, short-term swing trader, or long-term buy and holder... Read More 

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We're Topping With BEARISH Action Ahead!

by Tom Bowley

Listen, I'm generally a fairly optimistic guy. I tend to see the good in the stock market, while many others continuously focus on potential selloffs ahead. I remain mostly bullish for good reason as the S&P 500 has risen 75% of all years since 1950... Read More