by NelsonCorp | Apr 16, 2026 | Indicator Insights
Supply and demand. It’s probably the oldest idea in economics. When buyers outnumber sellers, prices go up. When sellers outnumber buyers, prices fall. It’s intuitive enough that most people learned it long before they ever thought about investing. But here’s...
by NelsonCorp | Apr 9, 2026 | Indicator Insights
When you want to know if the stock market is expensive, the obvious move is to look at the price-to-earnings ratio. You know, the so-called P/E Ratio. Divide today’s price by today’s earnings, and you’ve got a number. Simple enough. But there’s a problem:...
by NelsonCorp | Apr 2, 2026 | Indicator Insights
There’s a strange thing that happens in markets. The moments that feel the most uncomfortable — like when volatility is spiking and every headline seems worse than the last — are often the moments that have historically been the most rewarding for patient...
by NelsonCorp | Mar 26, 2026 | Indicator Insights
There’s a reason oil prices dominate the headlines every time a geopolitical crisis breaks out. Oil touches almost everything. It fuels the trucks that move our goods, the factories that make them, and the planes that carry the people running the businesses....
by NelsonCorp | Mar 19, 2026 | Indicator Insights
You can kind of think of the stock market as existing in one of two states, either above water or below water. By that, I’m referring to the market’s trend. Is it generally moving higher, or drifting lower? To put some structure around that idea, we can look at...
by NelsonCorp | Mar 12, 2026 | Indicator Insights
Sometimes good investing comes down to spotting clues. And like a good detective, the most important clues are often not what something is doing, but what it isn’t doing. That’s the idea behind this week’s indicator. In technical terms it’s called divergence,...
