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

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Why is the Stock Market Tanking Now?

Stocks (SPY) are tumbling lower the past week. Some point to the spike in the Coronavirus as the main cause. Others talk about the lack of a stimulus deal behind this move. But perhaps it is something else entirely. Get the full story here…
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Dangerous Outlook for Stocks Into Election

Stocks (SPY) tried to make new highs a week ago and come up short of the mark. Since then the pressure has been to the downside. Why did this happen? And why is this likely to continue into the election? Let’s discuss...
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Top 11 Picks for Today’s Market

Why is the outlook for stocks (SPY) looking so bad into the election? And conversely why should stocks leap higher after the election is finalized? The answer to that and more awaits you in Steve Reitmeister’s most up to date market outlook and trading plan. Including his top 11 picks for today’s market.
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2020 Stock Market Bubble Part 2?

Recent market (SPY) action sure feels like the second coming of the stock market bubble we saw this summer. However, Tuesday’s sell off does show flashes of the typical pre-election price pattern. Which scenario wins out? Let’s discuss…
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Is Stock Market Volatility the “New Normal”?

Tuesday the S&P 500 (SPY) was rallying strongly to break above 3,400. Then in the final hour stocks tumbled over 2% as the President stated his side was done negotiating on a new stimulus deal til after the election. Is this volatility the new normal? Let’s discuss…
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Do NOT Buy Stocks Before the Election!

The 2 months coming into a Presidential election are traditionally rough for the stock market (SPY). The great uncertainty leads to a selloff that begets a rally after the election is finalized. But if the increase in write in ballots delays election results, then you can imagine how much more uncertainty there will be...and how much worse that is for the market.
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When Does the Next Bull Run Start?

The 5 month rally for stocks (SPY) was too much, too soon calling into question whether it indeed was a bubble. Thus, not surprising stocks are seeing a healthy correction in September. What matters now is determining when to buy this dip for the next bull run ahead. That is the focus of today’s commentary.
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Trading Plan to Closeout 2020

Why is the outlook for stocks (SPY) looking so bad into the election? And conversely why should stocks leap higher after the election is finalized? The answer to that and more awaits you in Steve Reitmeister’s most up to date market outlook and trading plan.
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Stock Market Outlook: Before & After the Election

Now is the right time to give a fresh update on my stock market outlook (SPY). That is because there is an important shift in my view of market dynamics that will result in a revised trading plan. I will spell it out as clearly as possible in the weekly commentary that follows.
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Is the Stock Market Correction Over?

There were many signals pointing to a meaningful correction for the stock market (SPY) in September. Now after a 7% decline for the S&P and 10% shaving of the tech heavy Nasdaq is it time to look for a bounce or expect even more downside ahead? That is the focus of today’s commentary.
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