Edward Leventhal's Public ChartList has a modest name that says it all - "Stocks/ETFs of Possible Interest."  Edward describes his chartlist as "food for thought" and that is exactly what it is.  The charts are well documented with basic technical studies and recent new events mentioned via callout boxes.  They can help anyone get up to speed instantly with each of the companies included.  For example, here's the recent (May 25th) take on Kellogg (K): Lots of great information there nicely presented. What I love about this approach is Read More 

Just a quick heads up about a new security issue to worry about.  If you see ads on Wikipedia, you have a virus on your computer.  Here's a link to all the details.   I mention this to everyone here at StockCharts because: 1.) chances are you visit Wikipedia often and 2.) these kind of tricks are not always limited to Wikipedia and may cause problems with our site as well.  We are not currently aware of anything that is specifically targetting StockCharts.com, but that could change.  It's worth spending a couple of moments reviewing the information about the Read More 

Dirk Hettrich's "Broad Look To Various Markets" contains some seriously long-term charts that he's been commenting on for years - back to 2005 in many cases.   These long-term monthly and weekly charts are focused on the relationships between the different markets out there including Gold, Currencies, and different Market Caps.  Dirk also mixes overlaid candlestick charts with point and figure charts and performance charts to bring multiple perspectives to his analysis.  Here's an example: Dirk's long-term approach - developed over many years - is Read More 

We're continuing to highlight our new Public ChartList area.  There are many, many great people there putting a ton of time and effort into creating some great chart collections and sharing them with everyone.  If you haven't seen it yet, you owe it to yourself to to check it out.  (And if you looked at the old version and hated it, you definitely should check out the new version!) When I look at the Public ChartList area, my eye instinctively goes down to the lists in the middle of the ranking page.  These are the up-and-comers, the underdogs, the potential diamonds Read More