Earnings Calendar For January 2022

January means the start of another earnings season and there are many opportunities ahead IF you know how to find big earnings plays.

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Most Anticipated Earnings For January 2022

Below are some of the most anticipated scheduled earnings announcements for January Continue reading "Earnings Calendar For January 2022"

Merry Christmas From INO.com

Wow, how are we almost at the end of December?

Our office will be closed on December 24, along with the U.S. exchanges. We'll be back on Monday morning.

No matter what you celebrate (if anything at all), our entire team wishes you health and happiness. We hope you get to spend time with family and friends, truly the greatest gifts.

If you haven't joined MarketClub during the MarketClub Holiday Deal, you still have time. This great rate (only available until December 31) is our gift to you.

Again, our team will be back next week to help with any questions.

As always, thank you and best wishes,
The INO.com Team

Weekly Stock Market Forecast

This week we have a stock market forecast for the week of 12/19/21 from our friend Bo Yoder of the Market Forecasting Academy. Be sure to leave a comment and let us know what you think!

The S&P 500 (SPY)

SPY Weekly Chart - Stock Market Forecast

In last week’s forecast, I said... ”if we turn then things should begin to accelerate to the downside.”

Well, this week, the breakout attempt came and was rejected, so for the first time in what feels like forever, I have the confidence and clarity to call a significant market top and get aggressive this week!

It's been a long time of boredom and patience; may it pay off in the next few weeks! Continue reading "Weekly Stock Market Forecast"

Welcome To The Santa Clause Slump

Typically you'll hear a lot of hype around a Santa Clause rally this time of year, but it's looking more like we'll get a Santa Clause slump. Volatility has been intense this week, just one week after the indexes managed to break their losing streaks, but that momentum didn't carry through.

The DOW dropped 532.20 points Friday or -1.5%, to 35,365.44. The S&P 500 fell -1.03% for a second day to 4,620.64, and the NASDAQ ended the session -0.07% lower at 15,169.68 after briefly trading in the green. At its session low, the NASDAQ had dropped -1.5%.

The three major indexes posted a negative week, with the NASDAQ being the biggest loser with a -3% loss, while the DOW and the S&P 500 slipped -1.68% and -1.94%, respectively. Continue reading "Welcome To The Santa Clause Slump"