Pete Carmasino

Pete Carmasino is our chief market strategist at Chaikin Analytics. He has more than 25 years in the financial-services industry. Pete's years of knowledge in many different strategies help thousands of our subscribers to decipher the markets... His ability to take complex concepts and break them down into digestible information is a true asset. Prior to joining Chaikin Analytics, Pete owned and operated a registered investment advisory ("RIA") firm where he managed his clients' portfolios using his proprietary methodologies. And he spent the bulk of his career as a portfolio manager for high-net-worth families, individuals, and institutions. Pete brings portfolio-management experience to Chaikin Analytics from some of the largest names in finance – including Prudential Securities, Lehman Brothers, Wachovia Securities, and PNC Investments.

The Experts Ignored It… But the Power Gauge Didn’t

A lot of folks believe electric-vehicle (“EV”) stocks are the “golden goose”… The world is adding more and more EVs every day. And as this long-term trend plays out, these people think every stock in the industry will grow into a big winner for investors. But as I noted in mid-December… that’s far from the …

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This ‘Recession Proof’ Retailer Doesn’t Look So Hot Today

Deutsche Bank upgraded its outlook for one retailer last Monday, just ahead of earnings… Why do analysts always try to time the market before earnings? It doesn’t seem like a smart bet to turn optimistic on this retailer today, either… Consumer debt is at an all-time high. And delinquencies are rising. Plus, the Federal Reserve …

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The ‘Bearish’ Side of Relative Strength Says Ski Season Is Over

Several years ago, Marc Chaikin created a unique way to measure “relative strength”… It’s a proprietary formula. And at Chaikin Analytics, we don’t give away our secret sauce. But we clearly display this indicator on all the charts in the Power Gauge. It essentially shows the strength of a stock or exchange-traded fund relative to …

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Relative Strength Isn’t Just for Stocks

On an average day, I use the Power Gauge to look at 100 different stock charts… It’s important to cover all the bases while hunting for the market’s best opportunities. And regular Chaikin PowerFeed readers know I’m a big fan of positive “relative strength” changes. That’s when a stock starts beating the S&P 500 Index …

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How to Profit When Wall Street Is Late to the Party

I’ve asked myself the same question over and over in recent months… What the heck are they waiting for? I’m talking about Wall Street analysts. I like to pick on these analysts because… well, they kind of make it easy. How on Earth are these folks behind the curve so often on great fundamental stocks? …

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Is Your Bullish Bet Just an Institutional Trader’s Game?

Folks, the final days of big bear market rallies are dangerous… You can’t overreact and chase stocks that simply “look” to be breaking out. Instead, in bear markets, something else must be in your corner as well… The fundamentals need to back up the technicals. The key idea to remember in market environments like the …

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When the U.S. Dollar Retreats, These Stocks Surge

The U.S. dollar is the king of currency… It leads the global economy. And all other currencies depend on what’s happening with it. It’s easy to see this relationship in international transactions. Since the dollar is the world’s reserve currency, that’s how many of these deals are settled. Take the Taste America grocery store in …

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This Soft-Drink Maker Is Now Masquerading as a Mega-Tech Company

PepsiCo (PEP) made its way into the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index five years ago… That might sound strange on its own. After all, Pepsi is a soft-drink maker. It doesn’t scream “mega-tech company” to anyone. However, the idea isn’t entirely outlandish. The Nasdaq is tech-heavy, but it’s not only tech stocks. With that said… something …

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