September 2022
September Newsletter Much of what I write about has to do with economic cycles…for a reason. It affects everyone sooner or later and markets
August 2022 Mewsletter
Cloud Computing Industry In 1956, then U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon, under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, told Soviet First Secretary Nikita Khrushchev that the
July 2022 Newsletter
Oil. Oil. Oil. Sometimes I write articles to you about the immediacy of current and future trends in the stock and bond market. However,
OK, Investor: What Do You Want
OK, Investor: What Do You Want? What do you want? Yes, you want the market to engage in a ferocious upside rally, but that
May 2022 – Newsletter
Inflation, International and Domestic Threats and Investment Strategy By Vaughn Woods, CFP, MBA The United States is now facing one of the greatest
April 2022 – Newsletter
Guns or butter? Inflation or standard of living? Ukrainian cities continue to suffer Russian bombing even as Russian officials are thought to be behind the
February 2022 Newsletter
Update, Logic and Strategic Considerations The Technical Take The technical condition of the stock market deteriorated during the month of January as the major
January 2022 Newsletter
Inflation, Market Valuations, and Year End estimates. After years of fiscal and monetary stimulus, inflation is now the great concern. Inflation increases stock volatility.
November 2021
Is the market overpriced? Well, let’s talk about the pain trade. At present, the pain trade is not being bullish enough. So, FOMO (Fear of
October 2021 Newsletter
Questions and Answers Q1: Vaughn, I noticed you aren’t trading as much these days. What’s up? Buying and selling stocks is a cyclical matter. More
September 2021 Newsletter
Chips and a Dip, Anger and Progress, During a Mid-Cycle Market Are we coming to the end of an economic cycle? Not even close. Fear
August 2021 Newsletter – Mid-Month Strangely Bullish
Over the last 5 quarters, analysts have significantly underestimated S&P 500 earnings. Some 90% of companies reporting have outperformed quarterly earnings estimates even as a