AroniSmartInvest™ in Action: Stocks, Market Sentiment and Profile Analysis May 19, 2021

On May 19, 2021, the stock market sentiment has started to head towards negativity, after a long period of positivity. In the analysis conducted  by AroniSmart™ team on April 30, 2021, investors appeared to have started finding direction and answers on one of the key questions the market actors were facing: what is coming next?  Although the answer to the question remained elusive, there appeared to be a growing consensus on where the market was  heading, following the up and down movements, around an overall upward trend,  observed since the beginning of the year. While the overall upward trend was  observed since the beginning of the year,  by late-April the trend has shifted downward.  As of the closing hour of  May 19, 2021 the dynamics of the stock market were different.

AroniSmartInvest™ in Action: Stocks, Market Sentiment and Profile Analysis April 30, 2021

On April 30, 2021, the stock market sentiment remains positive and new trends are already showing. Investors appear to have started formulating scenarios for the future as they are tryig to find answers  the  key questions highlighted in AroniSmart latest analyses: what is coming next? Although the answer to the question remains elusive, there is growing consensus on where the market may be heading, following the up and down movements, around an overall upward trend,  observed since the beginning of the year.   

On April 30, 2021 the stock market performance appears to be impacted  mostly by earnings and the latest economic agenda published by the US President Joe Biden in his national address marking his 100 days in office. Still, other by factors remains:  speculative considerations on the economy,  profit taking,  bonds prices,  interest rates,  options trading,  and  related news about some key stocks, especially those related to Electic Vehicules (EV) Technology, Solar Energy, Cryptocurrency, Retail, and Banking. One may also add Transportation and Tourism, as Summer approaches and COVID-19 vaccines have reached the majority of adult Americans and improving in other countries.

AroniSmartInvest™ in Action: Stocks, Market Profile Analysis April 2, 2021

On April 19, 2021, the stock market sentiment remains positive. However, investors appear to have started focusing on one of the key questions: what is coming next? The answer to the question remains elusive, especially after the up and down movements, around an overall upward trend,  observed since the beginning of the year.   In the previous analyses,  AroniSmart™ team has shown major positive signs at the start of Q2 2021, looking at  the volatility dynamics  observed in March and February 2021,  (see some dynamics here: AroniSmartInvest™ in Action: Key Stocks on April 2, 2021; Machine Learning, Bayesian Network, Stock Segmentation, Market Sentiment Analyses)

On April 19, 2021 the stock market performance appears to be impacted  by factors similar to those that were driving the volatility as of April 2, 2021:  speculative considerations on the economy,  profit taking,  bonds prices,  interest rates,  options trading, political agenda, and  related news about some key stocks, especially those related to Electic Vehicules (EV) Technology, Solar Energy, Cryptocurrency, Retail, and Banking.

AroniSmartInvest In Action: Amazon, Wal*Mart, and Whole Foods

As the retail market landscape has been going through dramatic changes, retailers have engaged head-to-head competition, sometimes with dramatic results. The focus is now on Wal*Mart against Amazon.

AroniSmartInvest In Action™

As Q2 2017 starts, AroniSmartInvest In Action™ picked a few stocks to watch. Based on its proprietary advanced analytics, and despite the roller coaster of emotions in the market, AroniSmartInvest™ In Action  picked a few  promising stocks.

Ready for 2017 Investment Opportunities, with AroniSmartInvest In Action™

 In March  2017, stocks have continued to rise, not counting a few bumps in the road, with uncertainties abouth the Healthcare reform and the fate of Obamacare.