Market veteran Jim Stack assesses the current shape of the economy and stock market, and tells you how to hedge against further weakness while not missing the turnaround.
One of the most consistently reliable market prognosticators, Jim Stack of InvesTech Research, is convinced that the bear market is history and we're at the beginning of a new bull.
"From a technical perspective, this market has bull written all over it, " says Stack, who also points to improving market breadth as a sign of recovery.
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Veteran market watcher Jim Stack, editor of Investech Research is bullish on stocks, and recent data from the Economic Cycle Research Institute showing leading economic indicators at their highest level in more than 20 years reaffirms his outlook.
Stack is troubled that the stock market has continued to hit new lows this far into a supposed recovery--something it hasn't done in 80 years.
Some of the markets where speculation has been more rampant could see drops approaching 50%, says Stack, who lives in one such market--Whitefish, Mont.
Stack's technical read of the market continues to remain bullish, with advance-decline ratios and put-call ratios supporting the case for a continued advance in stocks.
Stack says that many analyses of the market, like Gross', fail to account for the effect of short-term interest rates just above 1%, which he believes make current valuations tenable.
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Jim Stack has helped his subscribers maximize bull market gains, but has also told them to sell prior to the 1987 crash, the 1991 bear market and the bursting of the tech bubble in 2000.
For investors who need to be reminded that we are indeed still in a bear market, there's Jim Stack of Investech Research, who made the trip to the Big Apple from his bucolic perch in Whitefish, Mont.
But Bloch, chief market technician at Raymond James, and Stack, president of InvesTech Research, make one think twice.
For 25 years, Jim Stack of InvesTech Research has made big bull-market gains, but avoided crashes like those in 1987 and 2000.
Another newsletter veteran, Michael Burke of Investors Intelligence, does not share Stack's sanguine view on the durability of the market's bullish advance.
Special Offer: Jim Stack had his subscribers in cash and hedged investments before the market crashed in 2008 and he got aggressive again just as the market bottomed.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has experienced around 20 bear markets, averaging a duration of one and a half years from top to bottom, says James Stack, president of InvesTech Research, a US-based market tracking firm.
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"This market is muddling through but doing remarkably well, " says Stack, who's now 50% allocated into equities, but plans to raise his exposure soon to 65%.
Special Offer: Jim Stack had his subscribers and clients in cash and hedged investments before the market crashed in 2008 and he got aggressive again just as the market bottomed.
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