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| January 7, 2017 |
Hello Fellow ChartWatchers!
A very happy new year to you all! Welcome to the first ChartWatchers Newsletter of 2017.
To kick off the new year, I am thrilled to announce a special webinar airing next Saturday, January 14th. Tom Bowley and Greg Schnell will be hosting an exclusive show titled "2017 Stock Market Outlook". Together, they will provide you with their individual outlooks for the upcoming year, including areas of the market that they find particularly attractive. Tom plans to share his thoughts on the sustainability of the 2016 year-end rally and will discuss how to identify a reversing market as we head into 2017. Greg will present some long-term macro concepts that appear to be setting up for the first quarter. This will benefit both Canadian and US investors.
This special webinar with Tom and Greg airs at 11:00am EST next Saturday, January 14th. It will be open for FREE to all StockCharts Members and is certainly not to be missed. To register, click here.
If you are not already a StockCharts Member, don't worry! You can still attend the webinar by signing up for our FREE 10-day trial. In addition to unlocking all of our most-powerful tools and features, you'll gain access to Tom and Greg's exclusive webinar during your free trial period. To learn more about becoming a StockCharts member, click here!
Enjoy!
- Grayson
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Don't Miss Greg Schnell's "2016 In Review" Blog Series!
In case you haven't already read it, we'd like to draw your attention to a recent collection of articles written by Greg Schnell. This past week, Greg published a fantastic "2016 In Review" series under our Don't Ignore This Chart blog. The series features four separate in-depth articles, one each for equities, bonds, commodities and currencies. The articles take a thorough look back at each markets' performance in 2016 from a technical perspective. As always, Greg's analysis yields some truly powerful insights. Check it out!
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by John Murphy
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Let's get this out of the way first. If you've been watching business TV, all they've been talking about is the Dow nearing the 20,000 level. Much to their dismay, it came close on Friday but couldn't make it. The Dow touched 19999.63 before backing off. Historically, big round numbers have acted as magnets during market advances. At the same time, traders are often programmed to take some...
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Bookstore Special
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by Arthur Hill
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I recently saw the new Star Wars movie, Rogue One, and found a way to tie technical analysis to one of the more interesting characters. This happens all of the time because technical analysis is so ingrained in my membrane. Chirrut Îmwe is a blind warrior monk who repeated: "I am one with the force; the Force is with me". If he were a trend-follower, I think he would simply substitute "force"
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by Greg Schnell
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Gold traded fabulously last year. Actually Gold surged from January to March then went sideways. Well Gold has started to outperform the $SPX but everything else looks dismal. The SCTR is stuck at 2% even after Gold surged. The volume has started to improve, but it is still a lot less than the selling volume through November and December. I wrote about Gold back on December...
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by Tom Bowley
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I've been writing relentlessly about the relative strength in energy shares (XLE) over the past several months and here I go again. Go ahead and talk about too much supply. Hang onto the weakening demand argument if you'd like. I'm simply following the charts which is what technicians do. The stock market knows ALL of the fundamental information and it's been priced...
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by John Hopkins
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No one can argue with the fact that the market has been fascinating to watch since the election with all of the major indexes substantially higher since the most recent bottom on November 4. There's been a few minor pullbacks along the way, but not many as traders seem to be eager to jump in on any moves lower. And now traders will have another reason to get excited; earnings season is about to...
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by Erin Heim
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A regular DecisionPoint webinar viewer and reader emailed me and suggested I take a look at AT&T because as he stated, "ouch". It was definitely a rough day for AT&T and what happened today has some very interesting implications. Price dropped almost 2% today. It came right after the negative divergence materialized between price...
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by Gatis Roze
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The Seasonality Action Practice blog from December 16, 2016 is about the two most impactful decisions you can make as an investor. Academics have produced stacks of papers confirming that your asset allocation decisions have immense consequences that flow
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