The Huddle: Is the bottom of the trading range holding?

byBob Simpson, Synchronicity Performance Consultants

January 27, 2016

1 minute read

January 25, 2016 - With the recent weakness in the US market, we looked at a range of indices, like the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ and Russell 2000 to see if the bottom of the recent trading range is holding. We also analyzed the market sectors to see which were in uptrends and downtrends and finally, we looked at EPS growth for the sectors.

This video was originally published at The Huddle

The Huddle is a 30 minute virtual session facilitated by Bob Simpson of Synchronicity Performance Consultants, each Monday at Noon Eastern time. During these insightful sessions, a broad range of topics are discussed, ranging from financial markets, investment strategies, business development and how to use stock screening tools, like YCharts.

Synchroncity has been conducting these sessions each week since 2013 and recorded and posted them on their site. To date, they have conducted over 100 sessions with participation from a broad range of advisors across North America.

Bob Simpson may be contacted at 905-502-0100, or via email at info@synchroncity.ca

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Bob Simpson, Synchronicity Performance Consultants

Bob Simpson, president and founder of Synchronicity has been involved, directly or indirectly in the industry since 1981. He has been a very successful financial advisor with Nesbitt Thomson Inc., a major Canadian financial institution. Between 1981 and 1989, he built a business with more than $120 million in assets under management and was one of the first Canadian advisors to transition from a solo to an ensemble model. From 1989 to 1993, he was Vice President Development and portfolio manager for a publicly traded insurance company and president of an investment counseling firm. From 1993 to 1998, he held several positions including fixed income strategist, manager of training and development, branch manager and Senior Vice President National Sales for Midland Walwyn Capital Inc., Canada’s largest independent financial services firm, which was sold to Merrill Lynch in 1998. In 1998, he founded Synchronicity Business Coaching Inc. In 1999, he was trained and certified by Michael Gerber, author of the best-selling business book, The E-Myth Revisited and his firm E-Myth Worldwide. He has subsequently adapted many of Gerber’s concepts in the development of Sustainable Growth, a program for financial services entrepreneurs.