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David Templeton, Portfolio Manager Principal, is a senior strategist and advisor at HORAN Capital Advisors. David has extensive experience in portfolio construction, security selection,development of investment policies and portfolio allocation strategies for individual and institutional clients. ...more

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Market Looks Overbought Short Term, Longer Term Could Be More Promising
The recent strong equity market returns have pushed the market into short term over bought territory. However, looking at longer term technical indicators the market and its technicals resemble the October 2011 time period.
S&P 500 Dearth Cross Update For October 24, 2015
In the case of the Death Cross, it is an interesting conversation topic; however, it appears not to be a reliable sell indicator and in fact may be a signal to buy.
Dogs Of The Dow Slightly Underperform Year To Date
With the first 10-months of the year nearly behind us, the Dow Dogs for 2015 are trailing both the Dow Jones Industrial Index and the S&P 500 Index on a price basis.
Crude Oil Inventories Continue To Rise
The steep fall in crude prices has confounded the market from the standpoint of the magnitude of the price decline. In this article, we take a closer look at oil supply and the performance of energy related investments.
The Third Quarter Correction
Prior to the market decline that began in May, the S&P 500 Index climbed higher for nearly four years without incurring a greater than 10% correction...
Dollar Strength Continuing Headwind For Emerging Market Equities
As difficult as it can be to predict currency moves, getting the directional call correct will likely be a factor that influences emerging market returns over the next several years.
Will The Equity Markets Finish The Year In Positive Territory?
Some of the recent equity market volatility can be attributed to a number of factors that seem to be at critical turning points. At top of mind seems to be the focus on the timing of the Fed's move to begin increasing/normalizing interest rates.
Bearish Sentiment Is Spreading
Earlier this week, the AAII bullish reading declined 4 percentage points to 28.1% and the bearishness reading jumped 11 percentage points to 39.9. The bullishness level is now more than one standard deviation below its long run average.
Buyback Strategy Continues To Lag Broader Market Return
Given the decline in equity prices since the market peaked in late May, companies would benefit from increasing buybacks with their share prices at these lower levels.
A Few Positive Equity Market Technicals
The equity markets have been anything but kind to investors long stocks. Nearly all the broad market equity indices are in negative territory for the year but some technical data is beginning to potentially signal a turn to a more bullish posture.
The Fed Is In A Pretty Tight Corner On Future Of Rates
The Fed is now in a position where their next move, not necessarily in the next six months, would be lowering rates given where both the U.S. and global economies are in their respective business cycles.
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