The Taylor Market Report (5/6/25)
There is no reason for the S&P500 index to be “up here” with the valuation it holds. Yet, here it is. I can make a better case for downside rather than upside, but neither is very compelling
The Taylor Market Report (4/29/25)
Markets are dazed and confused — tariffs on, off, adjusted. Investors sold and cut risk; buyers are reluctant, volume subdued. No one knows what to do. I’m cautious: low liquidity can move markets 5–10% on a whim. Hard to beat the computers.
The Taylor Market Report (4/22/25)
Investors around the globe may want to just reduce their U.S. investment exposure. Better said - GET OUT. Which means, lower dollar. Which means, buy GOLD and BITCOIN.
The Taylor Market Report (4/15/25)
Let's be clear. Volatility will still be in play for a while. While the globe plays whack-a-tariff, fewer market participants will reduce liquidity and increase volatility. Its gonna be crazy for quite a while.
The Taylor Market Report (4/8/25)
Well, wasn't the past week special. That sell off probably feels like getting hit by a speeding semi-trailer truck. Of course if you were short, it's nirvana. Which now begs the question: is it over? Ah, I'm afraid not.
The Taylor Market Report (4/1/25)
It would seem that a whole lot of selling, or lightening up on positions, took place over the past few months. Does that mean any good news will be cause to get really bullish? Uh, no. Friday brings NFP (non farm payroll numbers) which may trigger recession talk.
The Taylor Market Report (3/25/25)
I have moved BITCOIN and ETH to bullish and both GOLD and the S&P 500 to neutral....for now. I am not sure Trump wants to create a huge market sell off and will manipulate tariffs to keep that from happening.
The Taylor Market Report (3/18/25)
We are looking at a few months of bad news. If you realize that, it makes common sense to lighten up/get out before the end of the quarter. Hold your buying power and watch out. Work on your March Madness brackets.
The Taylor Market Report (3/11/25)
By Bill Taylor, CEO / Digital Wealth News and AI & Finance
The Taylor Market Report (3/4/25)
So, what is making the financial markets go down? The same things we talked about the past couple of months except now investors are actually beginning to pay attention. You know, high valuations, slowing (declining) economic growth, tariffs, inflation, job layoffs and "stuff."