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Dear Chart of the Day Fan: Here’s my chart for today. I’ll talk about it shortly after 3:30 p.m. Eastern (12:30 p.m. Pacific) on the Bloomberg Businessweek radio show. Also, I’ll present my Stock of the Day just after 4:05 p.m. (1:05 p.m.) on the radio and later on social media. You can hear me on Bloomberg Radio or see me at Bloomberg Global News on YouTube. Earlier charts are on my Substack page. Thanks for your interest. It’s appreciated. ———- Earnings have been anything but a prerequisite for U.S. technology stocks to surge in the past 10 months. The performance of a Goldman...

Provided by Dow Jones By Simon Constable When investors first read or hear the term "Brobdingnagian base" they might be taken aback. Not only is "Brobdingnagian" a mouthful to pronounce, it is a literary reference that at first glance might seem unrelated to finance. But understanding what the phrase means could be beneficial because some analysts use it to describe potentially large profit-making opportunities in markets. Coined in the early 2000s by John Roque, now a technical analyst at Wolfe Research in New York, the term combines two words: one from t...

Updated Jan. 10, 2021 9:00 am ET When investors first read or hear the term “Brobdingnagian base” they might be taken aback. Not only is “Brobdingnagian” a mouthful to pronounce, it is a literary reference that at first glance might seem unrelated to finance. But understanding what the phrase means could be beneficial because some analysts use it to describe potentially large profit-making opportunities in markets. Coined in the early 2000s by John Roque, now a technical analyst at Wolfe Research in New York, the term combines two words: one from the world of letters (Brobdin...

The Bubble Isn’t What You Think It Is Last Updated: Jan. 4, 2021 at 7:32 a.m. ET First Published: Dec. 31, 2020 at 6:34 p.m. ET By Workers install Waterford Crystal triangles on the New Year's Eve ball in New York City. Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images The New Year’s Eve Champagne has been imbibed, but concerns about bubbles will persist well into 2021. There wasn’t much to celebrate in 2020, a miserable year for the economy and humanity in general. At least there was the stock market. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, which ground the U.S. ...

The retail investor group needs to be distinguished. There are always retail investors in the market. Many of them who have been investing for years have done well. The makeup of retail investors changes during manias as those looking to make fast money far outnumbers those in it for the long haul. Branding all retail investors as ‘dumb money’, as many tend to do, is harsh. We aren’t saying the outperformance this year makes retail great. That won’t continue because they are going with risky strategies and investing in hot companies they don’t understand. Broadly speaking, new specu...