John Navin

Hong Kong, Macau getty It's a classic case of “too much, too fast,” and it unfolds on a more or less regular basis in the investment world.

S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 getty The S&P 500 this week hit a new all-time high but underlying measures of strength and sustainability are not all that encouraging for the bulls.

Gold, silver getty Gold and silver are the old-school favorites for those with fears about the sustainability of economic structures.

Bank stocks, Deutsche Bank getty When you look at the new highs list, it's surprising to see just how many bank stocks are on it.

Gold mines, small caps getty The smaller gold and silver stocks are mostly ignored by the major Wall Street institutions because

Each one has its reasons but the point is: not everything is wonderfully bullish right now.

When the price of oil trends downward, so do the major oil stocks.

Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 getty These NYSE stocks are shaping up as breakouts, a point-and-figure chart term for, in these cases, a generally positive set-up.

REITs, dividends getty These four small cap real estate investment trusts are paying dividends and recently hit new highs.

That the new White House is in favor of the "drill baby drill" approach to energy is a negative for the renewable type if you can judge by the recent market action.