Headwind for #airline #stocks: is it due to rising #oil prices?

Rising #oil prices do not help #airline #stocks | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/0UBy5IGsBr

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 16, 2018

Which side of the “Pond” are you invested in ? #US #stocks appear stronger than #European stocks

With a strong #dollar and a strong US #economy it is important to be invested in the right #asset class: is your #portfolio too exposed to the #European markets and to the #emerging #markets ? | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/QbMEm0VEH1

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 16, 2018

Will the next bear market come as early as in 2019 ?

As the impact of federal stimulus fades, so should U.S. stock prices.
— Read on www.investopedia.com/news/bull-market-seen-ending-2019-after-fiscal-sugar-rush/

Reasonable valuation for this semi-conductor stock

https://www.investopedia.com/news/why-broadcoms-stock-poised-bigger-gains/

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Banks stocks can be affected by politics: handle with care

As much as many #US #banks have delivered great returns over the years, I imposed a rule on myself of never owning banks #stocks as their performance can be significantly affected by #politics more than by #fundamentals | #discipline #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/bJYy3NVz3U

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 6, 2018

Is it time to invest in emerging markets ?

Is it time to invest in #emerging #markets ? #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/c63zajX5S8

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 5, 2018

If Italy was a stock, would you invest in it?

Would you invest in a company with Italy’s economy ? Take a look at this charts first | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/w5jzjM5qA5

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) June 1, 2018

How long do you need to be invested in the stock market to zero the odds of losing money ?

The long game … pic.twitter.com/5mQQukVmpK

— The Motley Fool (@themotleyfool) June 2, 2018

Are these two indicators telling the same bullish story ?

I would describe myself as a value investor but can recognise some technical patterns or money outflow whenever I see some.

It would appear that the S&P500 is breaking out as shown on this graph:

This suggests a #bullish trend | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/fb8TPkfFec

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) May 22, 2018

Equally, it would seem that a significant outflow of money has been recorded from volatility investments which had dominated the market stories in the past weeks:

This suggests a #bullish trend for the market and possibly also for $SVXY | #ActiveInvesting https://t.co/cWlmJYK0xs

— Mara Thon (@mezzamaratona75) May 22, 2018

Some would see these two observations as a bullish indicator. While I keep this information in the back of my head, I remain a stock picker rather than just an investor who follows the herd.