You're receiving this email as part of your subscription to Lou Baseneseâs Trend Trader Daily. [Unsubscribe](. [Trend Trader Daily]( [Charts] Stock Bargains, Sentiment and Semiconductors Friday, September 17, 2021 Itâs Friday in the Trend Trader Daily Nation... That means itâs time to add some excitement to our usual word-based investment analyses by ushering in a handful of charts. If nothing else, charts make it a whole lot faster to digest new information, make some investments â and then get on with the weekend! With that in mind, today Iâm featuring: - The mouthwatering declines in smaller stocks. (Donât miss out on the bargains!)
- The most contrarian (and reliable) âbuyâ signal ever.
- And last but not least, the only investment every investor needs to own right now. So letâs get to it... > ADVERTISEMENT < Write this Number Down: 0001139685 [Number]( This code is the KEY to unlocking almost unbelievable investment gains. It's not an options symbol, bond, or any crypto. But 10-digit codes like this could potentially change your life. [Click here now to see how »]( How Low Can Stocks Go? Although the major stock market indexes keep flirting with new highs, the pundits canât help but raise red flags. They say that an increasing (and alarming) number of stocks in the S&P 500 index are actually declining. Exhibit A: CFRAâs Chief investment Strategist, Sam Stovall, who wrote to clients this week saying, âFor the last several months, most stocks have declined more frequently than they have advanced - evidence of a weakening market condition.â I beg to differ. This simply signifies a healthy market consolidation before the next leg higher. In other words, itâs another âbuy the dipâ opportunity â particularly in smaller stocks, as a greater percentage of them have pulled back. Take a look: Mind you, Iâm not alone in this thinking... For example, Big Pharma definitely agrees, as theyâve been pouncing on the sell-off in smaller biotech companies, announcing [takeovers]( at ridiculously high premiums. It might do us all some good to follow suit... Just sayinâ (once again): Keep buying [small- and micro-cap stocks](! Sentiment Survey Says?! For decades, academics have been trying to convince us that psychology has nothing to do with investing. That the market is perfectly efficient and perfectly rational. Thatâs baloney! In fact, an increasing number of market participants have seen the light â theyâve recognized that sentiment and psychology do matter. The funny thing? Typically, the smartest investing move is to do the opposite of what everyone else is doing. Or as Humphrey B. Neil put it, âWhen everyone thinks alike, everyone is likely to be wrong.â Why bring this up? Because the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) bullish sentiment reading just plummeted to 22.4%. Two weeks ago, it hit a high of 43.4%. With so many investors suddenly turning bearish, weâd be wise to get bullish. In fact, the AAII sentiment survey is one of the most reliable contrarian indicators that I track. Iâll share more details and data next week. But for now, just trust me⦠and buy stocks! How High Can Chip Stocks Go? If youâre reluctant to follow me blindly, then stick to buying whatâs (still) working: semiconductors! As I told Fox Businessâ Maria Bartiromo earlier this week (see [here](), itâs the most important sector in the market. Period. And every investor needs exposure to chip stocks in their portfolio. Forget rehashing all the fundamentals that are propelling the chip sector higher (go [here]( if you need a refresher). Just look at the trend: The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF (SMH) hit a new record high yesterday, finishing in positive territory for the sixth consecutive day. Whatâs more, the chip sector has only traded lower four times in the last 20 trading days. If the trend is our friend (and it is here), keep following it! TREND TRADER PRO
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