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DecisionPoint14h ago
It occurred to me that some of our primary indicators have created a teachable moment. Specifically, our short-term and intermediate-term indicators are both at fairly extreme overbought levels, and now is a good time to talk about what that means Read More
Top Advisors Corner1d ago
The bullish trend for stocks continues, but there is likely to be a test of wills in the next couple of weeks, as the Federal Reserve will deliver its next interest rate increase and the bears will likely try to reassert their will Read More
Trading Places with Tom Bowley1d ago
In the very near-term, we have options issues that could take a toll on key technology (XLK) and consumer discretionary (XLY) stocks. If those options issues kick in this week, the overall market is likely to struggle Read More
Analyzing India2d ago
The Indian equity markets had a definite directional move over the past five days; it practically nullified the potentially bearish setup that indicated a likely stalling of the present up-move as it trended during the week to end with gains Read More
The MEM Edge3d ago
Last week's rally in the Nasdaq marked a 21% rise from its June 16th closing low and, according to widely-followed criteria, this signals the end of its bear market status Read More
The Mindful Investor3d ago
Since the initial rally off the June low, we've been reinforcing the importance of upside resistance in the 4150-4200 range. This is based on an initial Fibonacci retracement off the lows, and also happens to be the peak from early June Read More
DecisionPoint3d ago
We decided to take a look at our Silver Cross Index (SCI) and Golden Cross Index (GCI) across the broad markets. They were startling, to say the least. As we all debate whether this is the end of the Bear Market of 2022, these two indicators suggest it just might be Read More
The MEM Edge3d ago
In this special presentation courtesy of StockCharts TV's The MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews why select stocks are trading higher than the markets. She also highlights the rotation into Small Caps and shares ways to capitalize Read More
The Canadian Technician3d ago
One of the hardest parts of investing is changing your mind as the charts change, rather than waiting for the news and the economy to change. Before the CPI print, the market had been stalling sideways for almost two weeks Read More
Moxie Indicator Minutes3d ago
On this week's edition of Moxie Indicator Minutes, TG goes through a few examples of how the market might continue before the 1-2 punch of a pullback and topping pattern Read More
Art's Charts3d ago
The S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) is in the midst of a strong advance since mid July as it became "overbought" on July 20th and remains overbought Read More
Trading Places with Tom Bowley3d ago
I'm a believer that Wall Street will eventually overcome all obstacles and move back to all-time highs. It's a big "wall of worry", but the bulls are up to the task Read More
GoNoGo Charts4d ago
As US Equity indices broke through overhead supply, trend conditions strengthened to strong blue "Go" bars Read More
Stock Talk with Joe Rabil4d ago
On this week's edition of Stock Talk with Joe Rabil, Joe discusses some of the key aspects to trading psychology. He goes through a trade setup that has all the characteristics he is looking for, then explains the potential pitfalls on the mental side of trading Read More
Don't Ignore This Chart!4d ago
I'm very much in the bullish camp and have been for weeks now. However, there are isolated situations where I'd consider a short position. Netflix (NFLX) is on that list. I believe the reward-to-risk is set up beautifully right now on NFLX Read More
RRG Charts4d ago
On the Relative Rotation Graph for US sectors, there are only two sectors that are leading the market higher. Not surprisingly, these are growth-related sectors, specifically XLK and XLY, which together make up 40% of the market capitalization of the S&P 500 index Read More
Martin Pring's Market Roundup4d ago
The summer rally has enabled several indexes to push through important resistance, but, since there was a lot of backing and filling at higher levels earlier this year, there are several places where even more resistance is apparent Read More
Dave Landry's Trading Simplified5d ago
On this week's edition of Trading Simplified, Dave continues his series of showing you his "next 100 trades Read More
Top Advisors Corner5d ago
In the Investors Intelligence survey of newsletter writers and investment advisors, the bulls are back to outnumbering the bears once again as fears of a further bear market are abating quickly Read More
Top Advisors Corner5d ago
SPX Monitoring Purposes: Neutral. Monitoring purposes GOLD: Long GDX on 10/9/20 at 40.78. Long Term SPX Monitor Purposes: Neutral. The SPY has gone virtually sideways over last week and a half. The longer the sideways pattern, the larger move once the breakout occurs Read More
RRG Charts6d ago
In this week's edition of StockCharts TV's Sector Spotlight, I start with a look at Growth/Value and Size (Large-, Mid-, and Small-Cap) rotations. After that, I take an extensive look at the rotations of Offensive, Defensive and Sensitive sectors and their individual charts Read More
Analyzing India1w ago
In the discipline of Technical Analysis, there are patterns that can be classified as Reversal Patterns or Continuation Patterns. Where Reversal patterns tend to reverse the prior trend, Continuation patterns tend to resolve in the direction of the prior trend Read More
DecisionPoint1w ago
On this week's edition of The DecisionPoint Trading Room, Carl talks about the market conditions and trends, then dives into the metals and discusses possible entries Read More
Top Advisors Corner1w ago
Stocks should have crashed on Friday after a blowout headline employment report. But they didn't. That's because hedge funds and other investing "pros" missed the recent bottom in stocks. Now, they seem to be playing catchup Read More
Trading Places with Tom Bowley1w ago
We're going higher. Sure, we'll have pullbacks along the way. Secular bull markets typically test their key moving averages like the 20-day EMA and/or 50-day SMA frequently, and I'll be looking for those in the weeks and months ahead Read More
Analyzing India1w ago
In our previous technical commentary and forecast, we anticipated that this week may see some ranged consolidation. It was also expected that such consolidation may have ranged moves and some profit-taking bouts from the higher levels Read More
The MEM Edge1w ago
The bull market in stocks carried on last week, despite warnings from several Federal Reserve governors that the central bank is nowhere near being done cracking down on inflation. Growth stocks, in particular, continued their run, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq posting a 14 Read More
The Mindful Investor1w ago
While the VIX is often termed the "fear gauge" because of its inverse relationship to stocks, it's really more of a measure of volatility -- implied volatility, that is, which means it's looking at the S&P 500 options market, which then "implies" a volatility for the S&P 500 inde Read More
DecisionPoint1w ago
This morning, I was at my parents' house, and my Dad chatted with me before I left. He said, in so many words, that I was probably a bit too bearish right now Read More
Top Advisors Corner1w ago
There are times to be more aggressive in the market and other times when it makes some sense to lay low. To me, sitting more on the sidelines for the moment is not a bad idea Read More
The MEM Edge1w ago
In this special presentation courtesy of StockCharts TV's The MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews areas of growth and explains why they remain in a leadership position Read More
Moxie Indicator Minutes1w ago
On this week's edition of Moxie Indicator Minutes, TG reviews the major indexes and large-cap stocks, which are in elevated areas that he's not comfortable putting new money to work on the long side Read More
RRG Charts1w ago
From time to time, I compare the rotations of the SPDR sectors that we usually use with their EW counterparts. The first RRG below shows the rotations for the SPDR sector spiders (cap-weighted). The second RRG shows the rotations of the Equal Weight sectors Read More
Art's Charts1w ago
The Composite Breadth Model at TrendInvestorPro has been bearish since April 11th and remains bearish, which suggests that the current bounce in SPY is a counter-trend advance within a bigger downtrend Read More
The Canadian Technician1w ago
Many years ago, I developed a recession chart list. It's a list of 20 or so charts that reverse during recessions. They don't all fire at the same time, but it is a good list to keep track of Read More
DecisionPoint1w ago
We have two primary indicators in the short term (Swenlin Trading Oscillators (STOs)) and two primary indicators in the intermediate term (ITBM/ITVM). Of late, they have been diverging, with the short-term STOs moving lower and the intermediate-term ITBM/ITVM rising Read More
GoNoGo Charts1w ago
In this week's edition of the GoNoGo Charts show, Alex and Tyler talk about how the recent rally in risk assets has reached its first hurdle Read More
Stock Talk with Joe Rabil1w ago
On this week's edition of Stock Talk with Joe Rabil, Joe shows the key criteria to determine if a gap is a buyable or sellable event. The concepts of contraction and expansion are important to recognize when a gap occurs Read More
Mish's Market Minute1w ago
For the moment, the stock market continues to defy the notion that inflation or slower economic growth is hurting US businesses. Corporate earnings have slightly underperformed, but the stock market has continued on a trajectory upwards since the middle of July Read More