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.

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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How Many Five-Year Time Horizons Does It Take?

Cathie Wood is the poster child for this bear market’s ongoing “tech wreck”… And regular readers know we love to call out inconsistencies when we see them. But we do it for good reason… Wood founded ARK Investment Management back in 2014. Her company’s suite of exchange-traded funds (“ETFs”) all seek to capitalize on “disruptive …

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The Making of a ‘Tech Wreck’ Is Still Ahead of Us

The Internet boom was just getting started in the mid-1990s… The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index closed around 570 in December 1995. And by March 2000, it had surged to slightly more than 4,800. That’s a roughly 725% gain in four-plus years. At the time, as a young broker, I was flying high along with the …

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Don’t Buy This New ‘Virtue Signaling’ Nasdaq Pick

When you hear that “the wheels are coming off” in a situation, you likely think figuratively… After all, most people don’t ever expect the wheels to literally come off their cars or trucks. But as we’ll discuss today, one electric-vehicle (“EV”) maker recently had to deal with the possibility of that happening. In fact, it’s …

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This Year’s Best-Performing Sector Looks Ominous Today

I hate being the bearer of bad news… But the energy sector is giving off an ominous signal right now. Now, before I go on, I get that this isn’t the consensus view. In fact, our paid publications include several energy recommendations that are still doing well. After all, the energy sector is one of …

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If This Technical Signal Is Right… Look Out for New Lows

Today, I want to discuss a proven technical pattern that has been around for decades… This signal already played out once this year. Back in March, it helped me warn a group of our paid subscribers about the June low on the S&P 500 Index three months ahead of time. And now… it’s flashing another …

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The Power Gauge’s Take After a Record-Setting Black Friday

The retail sector should be getting clobbered… After all, interest rates are surging. And people are having trouble keeping up. That’s a recipe for tighter budgets and less spending, right? Well… no. The early data from Black Friday is out. And if the trend holds over the next four-plus weeks, another big holiday season could …

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Industrials Are Winning… Just Don’t Look to the Dow

The Dow Jones Industrial Average isn’t what it used to be… When the Dow launched in 1896, it featured 12 industrial companies. The index covered all types of American industry – including electricity, sugar refining, tobacco, lead, and more. But that’s no longer the case… Over the past 126 years, the Dow’s heavy emphasis on …

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