Saturday Market Update

You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive emails from True Market Insiders, rebranding to Sector Edge. [Unsubscribe here]( Keep the emails you value from falling into your spam folder. [Whitelist True Market Insiders](. Forgot your login information? Click [here](. [Image] Saturday Market Update Dear Reader, Welcome to "Saturday Market Update," a quick and easy read that recaps True Market Insiders’ market outlook from the week gone by while helping prepare you for the trading week ahead. Market Recap: July 6 - July 9 Studies suggest that any one of 27 emotions impact peoples’ daily lives and decisions. However, investors are simpler than the population at large. While capable of feeling all 27 emotions, fear and greed are their two biggest triggers by far. Both can land you in a heap of trouble, and we aim to keep you out of it here at True Market Insider. Editor Tim Fortier wrote about a little-known index called the SKEW. Simply put, this indicator is suggesting there’s a greater-than-normal probability of a large loss in the current market. The last time probability became reality was during the depths of the pandemic. Six of the seven largest single-day point losses in US stock market history took place. They occurred between Feb. 27 and March 18 last year (the seventh coming in June of 2020). Well, the markets have since rebounded admirably, and even investors who did absolutely nothing to cut losses have recouped what they lost. But that was then, and this is now. The elevated level of SKEW today indicates that investors might be sobering up from this post-pandemic party and looking to unwind large positions or hedge against others. One headline didn’t mince words: “Fear Edges Ahead of Greed as Fund Managers Snap Up Insurance Against Market.” At the very least, as many TMI editors pointed out, you need to stay focused on the sectors showing the most relative strength and steer clear of those lagging their peers and broad markets. The differences between those two are huge—emotionally and financially. A study by Dorsey Wright and Associates revealed that for the 15-year period ending in 2014, the average difference in performance between the best- and worst-performing 11 major sectors was 41.82%. But when you consider the 45 sub-sectors that TMI's Sector Prophets Pro platform monitors, the average difference rose to 186.04%. We’re not trying to appeal to fear or greed, just your sanity and financial well-being. Fear and greed will always be a part of an investor’s mentality. Complacency should never be. Learn more about how to navigate today’s market. Happy reading ... This Week in True Market Insider... [Micro-Cap Monday - Here's to Your Financial Independence!-- Bill Spencer]( At 68 pounds lighter, “Slim Bill” Spencer relates his recent weight-loss program and coaches to the team of editors at TMI, which always has your financial back with [tried-and-true strategies](. [Technical Tuesday - How to Invest with a Stiff Wind at Your Back-- Chris Rowe]( This strategy Chris Rowe shares is as simple--and successful--as they come. At the end of every quarter, [invest in the sectors that performed the strongest]( on a relative basis for the prior six months. [Ex "Skews" Me But This Indicator is Flashing a Warning -- Tim Fortier]( As Tim Fortier explains, this indicator is telling us that the market has a greater-than-normal probability of a large loss. And Tim’s telling you to [be cautious and unemotional](. [Buy Sector Strength to Outperform the Market-- Costas Bocelli]( Investing in the S&P 500 is a little too vanilla for Costas Bocelli’s taste. That’s why he suggests investing in something [more appetizing and profitable--sectors](. [This Stock Is Advertising a 119% Gain in 4 Weeks -- Jeff Yastine]( Guest editor Jeff Yastine reveals a company in the red hot Real Estate sector that owns hundreds of thousands of billboards and the pent-up post-pandemic advertising dollars behind it. [Click here to get your share.]( Learn More About This Week’s TMI Topics [Record Skew Index Shows Nagging Investor Nerves on US Stocks Rally]( [Hedge Funds Have Never Been This Bullish On Outfront Media Inc]( [Performance 2021 S&P 500 Sectors & Industries]( [Outfront Media: What You Need to Know]( [2021 State of the Textile Apparel Industry]( [Fear And Greed, What Causes Investors To Invest At Losses]( Copyright © 2021 True Market Insiders, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 33 SE 8th St, Boca Raton, FL 33432 Want to change how you receive these emails? 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