Jeff Hirsch
The Navigator
Judgement in the fog, money, risk and the call others cannot make.
Jeff Hirsch earns The Navigator archetype by triangulation. The Stock Trader's Almanac editor layers historical market cycles, macro spending patterns, and emerging tech timelines into calibrated forward projections. His analogies do the steering, mapping AI's current moment to Windows 95 adoption, or connecting federal spending surges to inflation superbooms.
“I think Not that the small caps don't have room to run, but that their outperformance over the large caps may begin to level off a little bit. Because of the seasonal move, and then we have the Russell readjustment rebalance in June, which tends to impact that.”
“It looks like it is overriding it, and part of it is, along with the weak spot of the four-year cycle, it seems like the correction from the Iran conflict, Iran war. Has pulled that negativity forward.”
“But there was still a low in March, and this chart that we've thrown up here is from my members' webinar that was a few days old. You can see, you know, if you look out in May, I don't know if you can see my mouse here. We're up sort of in this, we've had quite a rally. I've got an updated version that we put out there a little bit.”
“With a couple of you know bumps here or there, depending upon whether it's tariff negotiations or dealing with COVID or whatever it might be. But it's a small statistically significant, it's not a statistically significant sample size. It's a small sample size. But this is a pattern that is hard to deny.”
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