Chart Masters
Check out some of Kim's most recent Chart Masters appearances
Rallies of this Magnitude Often Have Legs
May 2025
Kim Inglis explains that since 1978, whenever the S&P 500 has climbed by 14% or more over a one-month stretch, more gains have historically followed over the next 12 months.
May 2025
Kim Inglis explains that since 1978, whenever the S&P 500 has climbed by 14% or more over a one-month stretch, more gains have historically followed over the next 12 months.
Short-Term Corrections Create Opportunity
April 2025
Kim Inglis looks at the historic performance associated with buying equities after a 10% correction since 1978. Her chart shows how this strategy has produced positive returns six months later 65% of the time.
April 2025
Kim Inglis looks at the historic performance associated with buying equities after a 10% correction since 1978. Her chart shows how this strategy has produced positive returns six months later 65% of the time.
Market Cap vs. Equal Weighted
March 2025
With the dominance of the Mag 7 stocks in the SPX, many investors are wondering whether investing in the SPX is starting to seem like putting all your eggs in one basket. Kim Inglis covers why long-term investors may want to consider an equal weighted approach.
March 2025
With the dominance of the Mag 7 stocks in the SPX, many investors are wondering whether investing in the SPX is starting to seem like putting all your eggs in one basket. Kim Inglis covers why long-term investors may want to consider an equal weighted approach.
SPX Performance by Bull Market Year
February 2025
Kim Inglis discusses why returns in the third year of a bull market tend to be weaker.
February 2025
Kim Inglis discusses why returns in the third year of a bull market tend to be weaker.
Dividend Payers – Substantial Reduction in Downside Risk
January 2025
Kim Inglis shares what we have learned about dividend payers in the SPX based on their performance over the past few decades.
January 2025
Kim Inglis shares what we have learned about dividend payers in the SPX based on their performance over the past few decades.
Don't Mix Politics with Portfolios
December 2024
Kim Inglis shows how the equity market has moved higher over the years regardless of which party is in office.
December 2024
Kim Inglis shows how the equity market has moved higher over the years regardless of which party is in office.
Number of Stock Splits by Year Near Record Lows
September 2024
There has been an increase in amount of Google searches for stock splits, yet they are actually a lot less common now than they used to be, says Kim Inglis. She shares how they have historically impacted the performance of a stock, which companies usually do stock splits, and more.
September 2024
There has been an increase in amount of Google searches for stock splits, yet they are actually a lot less common now than they used to be, says Kim Inglis. She shares how they have historically impacted the performance of a stock, which companies usually do stock splits, and more.
Why It's Important to Stay Invested
August 2024
As we near Labor Day, we will soon find out if “Sell in May and Go Away” panned out or not. Kim Inglis looks at why this seasonality trend hasn’t been very valid over recent years and why it’s important to try not to time the markets too much.
August 2024
As we near Labor Day, we will soon find out if “Sell in May and Go Away” panned out or not. Kim Inglis looks at why this seasonality trend hasn’t been very valid over recent years and why it’s important to try not to time the markets too much.
Monthly Mortgage Payments to Rise in Canada
July 2024
Kim Inglis shows that the median monthly payment for all outstanding mortgages is projected to increase 34% from Feb 2022 to the end of 2027. She looks at variable and fixed-rate mortgage holders and who could be the hardest hit.
July 2024
Kim Inglis shows that the median monthly payment for all outstanding mortgages is projected to increase 34% from Feb 2022 to the end of 2027. She looks at variable and fixed-rate mortgage holders and who could be the hardest hit.
What Election Risk?
June 2024
Kim Inglis explains why presidential reelection years tend to be good years for the equity market.
June 2024
Kim Inglis explains why presidential reelection years tend to be good years for the equity market.
Declining Restaurant Spending
May 2024
Kim Inglis explores one interesting takeaway from Q1 earnings season: how consumers are spending a lot less on discretionary, particularly restaurants.
May 2024
Kim Inglis explores one interesting takeaway from Q1 earnings season: how consumers are spending a lot less on discretionary, particularly restaurants.
Bull Market’s Below Average Duration & Magnitude
May 2024
On average bull markets gain 152%, says Kim Inglis. She looks at how the duration and magnitude of the current bull market compare to historical averages and what this means for investors.
May 2024
On average bull markets gain 152%, says Kim Inglis. She looks at how the duration and magnitude of the current bull market compare to historical averages and what this means for investors.
Equal-Weight S&P 500 Climbs to New High
March 2024
Kim Inglis explains the implications of the “Magnificent 7” dominating last year and what we are seeing now on an equal-weight basis.
March 2024
Kim Inglis explains the implications of the “Magnificent 7” dominating last year and what we are seeing now on an equal-weight basis.
Market Returns During Election Years
January 2024
Kim Inglis explains when to watch for volatility during presidential election years and what we can glean from historical returns.
January 2024
Kim Inglis explains when to watch for volatility during presidential election years and what we can glean from historical returns.
Why Market Volatility Shouldn’t Worry You Over the Long Run
January 2024
As we enter the 2024 trading year, Kim Inglis reminds us why we should think about drawdowns as a normal part of the investment process.
January 2024
As we enter the 2024 trading year, Kim Inglis reminds us why we should think about drawdowns as a normal part of the investment process.
Fixed Income Rallies to Avoid Third Negative Year
December 2023
Kim Inglis looks at fixed income’s performance in 2023 and how the asset class reversed course to escape three down years in a row.
December 2023
Kim Inglis looks at fixed income’s performance in 2023 and how the asset class reversed course to escape three down years in a row.
