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ECONOMY, MARKETS, POLITICS, STOCKS

Lance Roberts

Editor-in-Chief,

Real Investment Report

  • Editor of Real Investment Advice
  • Host of "The Real Investment Hour"
  • Chief Strategist for RIA Advisors

About Lance

Lance Roberts has been involved in the investing world for more than 25 years. From private banking and investment management to private and venture capital, he has pretty much been there and done that. Mr. Roberts common sense approach and real world examples have appealed to a broad investing audience for two decades. He is the chief investment strategist for RIA Advisors and lead editor of the Real Investment Report, a weekly subscriber-based newsletter distributed to over 100,000 people nationwide. The newsletter covers economic, political, and market topics as they relate to your money and life.

Lance's Articles

In a recent video, Michael Lebowitz and I discussed why Treasury yields cannot simply keep rising indefinitely without fundamental support — and why the Federal Reserve’s reliance on the elusive “term premium” could set the stage for another major policy mistake. Here’s what it means for traders, writes Lance Roberts, editor of the Bull Bear Report.
Let’s explore the momentum trade. The damage is real. The iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) closed Tuesday at $299.51, down 13.2% from its June 22 record close. But crowded positioning has been cleaned out, which is usually the precondition for a bounce, advises Lance Roberts, editor of the Bull Bear Report.
Friday’s close of 7,718.60 left the S&P 500 Index (^SPX) roughly 1% below its record of 7,796 and still comfortably inside its bullish uptrend. The market consolidation this past week certainly weighs on investor sentiment, but on the surface, nothing is broken, observes Lance Roberts, editor of the Bull Bear Report.
Beginning Dec. 6, Nasdaq will offer a trading session running from 9 pm to 4 am Eastern. The new hours, in addition to the current standard, pre-, and post-market trading sessions, would extend trading to nearly 23 hours a day, five days a week. Here’s what it means for traders, suggests Lance Roberts, editor of the Bull Bear Report.