About Steve Reitmeister
Steve Reitmeister is the CEO of StockNews.com, bringing 40 years of experience to help individual investors find outperformance. For the better part of the past two decades he was the Editor-in-Chief of Zacks.com where millions of investors enjoyed his timely market insights. His commentary has also been featured on other leading investment websites including Yahoo Finance, SeekingAlpha, CNNMoney and MarketWatch. Steve has an MBA from DePaul University and B.A. in Economics from the University of Wisconsin (Go Badgers!).
Steve is also the Editor of the Reitmeister Total Return portfolio service. This is where he puts those 40 years of experience to work for you in selecting the best trades for the current market environment. See the Reitmeister Total Return portfolio.
Recent Articles By Steve Reitmeister
How to Trade the "Ticker Tantrum"
What a difference a week makes. Last Wednesday and Thursday the stock market endured a “Taper Tantrum” sell off that had stocks (SPY) tumbling lower. Yes, it is now a week later. And, yes stocks quickly shook off that lunacy to get back on a bullish run towards new highs at 4,500. But still we owe it to ourselves to fully understand why this happened...and what this means for the future to make the most level headed investment decisions going forward. Read on for more...
5 Stocks Ready to BREAKOUT!
We are all looking for an edge to outpace the stock market (SPY). However, even diehard fundamental investors have to admit that technical analysis can point out some of the most timely trades. This article tells you how to find 5 stocks that are ready to breakout. Read on for more...
Stock Investors: Don’t Believe the Doomsayers
August was showing some solid gains before Monday’s sell off thanks to the weak Retail Sales report. The overall decline of the S&P 500 (SPY) doesn’t look too painful at -0.71%. However, the more closely tied the company is to the consumer...the more dramatic the losses. Like the -2.84% showing for the S&P Retail ETF (XRT). Gladly not everything is doom and gloom as I will explain in this week’s commentary. Read on for more...
Top 12 Stocks for the Rest of 2021
Why do most investors underperform the stock market (SPY)? There are some glaring reasons why. Gladly there are also easy solutions that point to consistent outperformance. Discover that trading plan along with the top 12 stocks for today's market. Read on below...
The Shadow Stock Market Correction
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. If true, then I have 2 pictures and thus 2,000 words to share with you on what is REALLY happening with the stock market (SPY) at this time. This will be followed by my strategy of how to outperform the market going forward. Read on...
1 Big Reason Stocks Should Be Soaring Higher
We are entering the heart of earnings season so now is a good time to check in and see how the early reports look and what that means for the stock market outlook (SPY). Spoiler Alert: It looks very bullish. Read on for full details below…
2 Big Reasons to Buy the Dip
The S&P 500 (SPY) has barely buckled. Yet the rest of the market is looking downright ugly (like the nearly 10% decline of the Russell 2000 (IWM). What should an investor do at this stage? Read on below for the answers…
Why Do Most Investors Fail?
Most individual investors underperform the stock market (SPY). Sadly 85% of mutual fund managers also come up short of the mark. So what does work? Quant investing which now makes up more than 50% of daily trading activity. However, these method seem out of reach for most investors. That is all about to change as I will show 5 ways to apply quant investing models to help you beat the market going forward. Read on for more...
REVISED 2021 Stock Market Outlook
The stock market (SPY) has continued on a bullish path to start 2021. Yet it is not quite the same glorious bull run we enjoyed from the lows of last year. This market has become more volatile and with less upside potential. However, there is still plenty of money to be made if you look in the right places. That is the very nature of the new presentation I put together. So read on for more info…