# Webinars

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- [Forget About the Fundamentals (Controversial)](/forget-about-the-fundamentals-controversial/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Analyzing the S&P 500's historical performance dating back to 1950 dispels common myths. Firstly, new all-time highs are frequent, occurring over 40% of the time. Secondly, they often pave the way for more highs, not a crash. With the Fed considering rate cuts, the likelihood of a repeat of 2022 is slim. In today's Insight of the Day, I delve into why the conventional 'buying low and selling high' mantra might not be as crucial as believed.
- [Don’t Miss These Intermediary Opportunities](/dont-miss-these-intermediary-opportunities/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Analyzing the S&P 500's historical performance after a new all-time high following a year without one reveals a compelling trend. The chart, painted in green, illustrates consistently positive returns one month, three months, six months, and a year after such milestones. Contrary to speculation, this recent all-time high isn't the end – it's likely just the beginning. Get ready for potential opportunities ahead. Dive deeper into the insights in today's article.
- [Why I’m Still Bullish on Small-Cap Stocks](/why-im-still-bullish-on-small-cap-stocks/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Diving into historical data, I've uncovered a fascinating trend. When the S&P 500 reached record highs while the Russell 2000 was in a significant drawdown, it paved the way for substantial gains. Examining key instances like April 7, 1999, and February 13, 1991, reveals that after such scenarios, the S&P 500 surged, accompanied by even more impressive rallies in the Russell 2000. While these are historical snapshots, the pattern suggests that the current market dynamics might be setting the stage for significant gains. Explore the potential implications in today's Insight of the Day.
- [Hyper-Specific Opportunities](/hyper-specific-opportunities/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Unveiling another actionable trade idea in the dynamic nuclear and uranium sector, I present NRG Energy (NRG), a substantial player with a market cap exceeding $11 billion. Known for its steadier trends and lower volatility, NRG closed precisely at its reliable 21-day moving average at the week's end—a consistent support level throughout its recent moves. This strategic pullback offers an ideal entry point, with the stock already showing signs of an uptick. In today's Insight of the Day, I decode the nuances of this opportunity, guiding investors on when to zoom in and when to zoom out for optimal gains.
- [The Key to Outperforming the Market](/the-key-to-outperforming-the-market/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. potting the rising stars in the nuclear and uranium sector, we're witnessing a quiet ascent to the top. Following our November call highlighting the standout potential, stocks like Cameco (CCJ) and enCore Energy (EU) delivered stellar returns. Now, the uranium sector is buzzing once more, with Denison Mines (DNN) breaking through its downtrend line in a powerful move. With signs of institutional buying, this stock's impressive performance is coupled with a resilient December showing. In today's Insight of the Day, I unravel the strategic implications of this uranium resurgence, guiding savvy investors through the opportunities it presents.
- [Keep Targeting the Market Leaders](/keep-targeting-the-market-leaders/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Unlocking the potential of the biotech sector, the chart reveals a breakout, soaring to new 52-week highs. As I've consistently flagged biotech as a leading force in this new bull market, this chart stands as further validation. In today's Insight of the Day, I delve into the strategic lesson to be gleaned from this robust breakout, unraveling the nuances that can guide savvy investors in navigating the dynamic landscape of the biotech sector and capitalizing on emerging opportunities.
- [The Market is Still Healthy (Don’t Waste Your Chance)](/the-market-is-still-healthy-dont-waste-your-chance/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. As we ride the waves of market dynamics, a notable shift has unfolded. At the close of December, a staggering 86% of stocks were trading above their 50-day moving average—the highest in 2023. Despite a predictable dip following last week's pullback, the current standing at 79% surpasses levels seen during the market's previous peak in July. This resilient figure signals a healthy market, irrespective of the ongoing pullback. In today's Insight of the Day, I unravel the strategic implications of this robust market condition and share why it's still an opportune time to pursue the leading stocks in the market.
- [The Truth About This Market Pullback](/the-truth-about-this-market-pullback/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Unlocking the secrets of the small-cap Russell 2000 index, I present a compelling chart overlaying a classic 'Wyckoff Accumulation' pattern. This time-tested strategy involves strategic accumulation by likely institutional investors, forming a base before triggering a potent breakout move. A pattern revered by the best traders for decades, I've witnessed its success repeatedly.
- [The Mainstream Media is Yanking Your Chain](/the-mainstream-media-is-yanking-your-chain/): Hey, it's Ross Givens here with the Chart of the Day. Delving into the fascinating world of market data, an intriguing pattern emerges from the Nasdaq's historical performance. Over the last 50 years, on 8 occasions where the Nasdaq followed a double-digit year with a +0.5% loss on the opening day of the next year, an interesting trend unfolded. In each case, the following week proved positive. Notably, the cases with the largest first-day drops yielded the biggest gains over the subsequent week. Far from signaling a cause for concern, a significant drop on the first day of the trading year after a winning year appears to be a harbinger of even more gains ahead. 
- [The Market is Now in a Rare “Sweet Spot”](/the-market-is-now-in-a-rare-sweet-spot/): It’s Ross Givens here, with Chart of the Day. Entering 2024 with the wind at our backs. As history echoes this year's double-digit market surge in the final two months, optimism prevails. Brace for a January and first-quarter boom, setting the stage for a promising year ahead. In my journey to navigate these gains, join me in unlocking the potential for a prosperous 2024. Together, let's seize the opportunities ahead and make the most of the abundant gains on the horizon.
- [Here’s Why This Rally Can Keep Going](/heres-why-this-rally-can-keep-going/): It’s Ross Givens here, with Chart of the Day. Diving into Bank of America's global fund manager survey, the pendulum of institutional sentiment has swung dramatically. From the lows marked by Silicon Valley Bank's collapse in March to now, sentiment is at its highest since January 2022. Although the surge is notable, it's crucial to note that these readings still have room to climb. In today's Insight of the Day, I decode the nuances behind this sentiment shift, unveiling why the current levels, despite the increase, may hold strategic advantages for investors. 
- [Strong Legs on This Bull](/strong-legs-on-this-bull/): It’s Ross Givens here, with Chart of the Day. arely 50 days ago, the small-cap Russell 2000 index scraped a 52-week low. Fast forward to yesterday, and it triumphantly closed at a 52-week high, accentuated by a significant 'gap up' in price action—a telltale sign of robust momentum. Small-cap stocks are orchestrating significant moves, ones you certainly wouldn't want to overlook. Join me as we dissect the dynamic shifts in the small-cap arena and explore the exciting opportunities unfolding in this market surge.