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| July 1, 2017 |
Hello Fellow ChartWatchers!
Welcome to the latest edition of ChartWatchers, the newsletter for technical analysts, online investors, StockCharts users and more. In addition to this week's articles, don't forget to check out the Site News section (below) for some important announcements and updates about what's going on around StockCharts this month!
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NEW! Seasonality View for ChartLists!
Ever wish you could flip through Seasonality charts for a saved ChartList? Tired of entering one symbol at a time? Well, we've got great news! We just launched a brand-new feature for our ChartList Views - Seasonality View!
To try out the new Seasonality View, head over to the Members Dashboard and scroll down to your ChartLists. In the "View As" dropdown menu for any of your saved lists, you'll notice a new option titled "Seasonality". Select that and voila! You'll be flipping through seasonality charts faster than you can say "historically strong month". Use the blue arrow buttons to move from chart to chart, or select a specific chart from the list using the grey dropdown button.
This is our "beta" version of the new Seasonality View, but as always, we'd love to hear your feedback! Let us know what you think. Plus, keep an eye out for new versions of our other ChartList Views, coming soon!
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by John Murphy
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The U.S. Dollar has had a bad six months. And things got even worse this week. The driving force between currencies is the relationship between global interest rates. The 10-Year Treasury yield remains higher than foreign developed yields. The problem is that the difference between them is narrowing. The green bars in Chart 1 show the U.S. Dollar Index over the last year. The... |
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by Arthur Hill
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The chart below shows the seasonal tendency for the S&P 500 over the last twenty years (1998 to 2017). The number at the top of each bar shows the percentage of months the S&P 500 advanced for that particular month, while the number at the bottom shows the average gain/loss (percentage) for that month. For example, the S&P 500 rose 55% of the time in June and the average gain is... |
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by Greg Schnell
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Commodities have been trying to rally recently, and this week they really kicked in to high gear. Industrial Metals had a great week, led by $COPPER. I particularly like when the big global miners react, and 4 of 4 crossed above the 10 week moving average. Two of them made new 3 month highs! But wait, there's more! $COPPER broke above a 6-year trend line and closed the week, the month and the... |
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by Tom Bowley
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It's generally not a great idea to wait until after a stock or index breaks out to consider short-term trades. It would seem somewhat obvious to instead plan for those breakouts by watching patterns develop and keeping an eye on volume. So let's do exactly that and focus on a few potential trading candidates in the days and weeks ahead. 1... |
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by John Hopkins
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The market moved into a rare funk last week as traders decided in unison to take profits, especially in the tech heavy NASDAQ. This is quite understandable with all three of the major indexes hitting record levels during the month of June. There are various theories as to why stocks took a tumble from being overpriced to worries about the lack of progress with the health care bill to quarter |
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by Erin Heim
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Price trends may be up, but momentum is clearly down in the in the short and intermediate terms. The NDX escaped a weekly PMO negative crossover SELL signal by only a small amount and that is because techs had a great run over the past month or so. FYI - LT PMOs are still rising nicely on the monthly charts so the long term still . To see daily, weekly and monthly charts annotated for |
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by Gatis Roze
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Have any of you ever found yourselves so overly focused on your individual positions that you are missing the market's essential big picture? For profitable investing, maintaining a birds-eye view is imperative. This is what asset allocation is all about, and from the academics, we know that this provides the "biggest bang for your buck" in the investing arena. Many investors' backgrounds... |
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