In this edition of StockCharts TV‘s The Final Bar, guest Doug Ramsey, CFA CMT of The Leuthold Group talks small-cap underperformance and shares two breadth indicators illustrating the recently dire conditions. Host David Keller, CMT declares the…
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On this week’s edition of StockCharts TV‘s Halftime, Pete reviews the bullish percent index; with all the market talking about oversold conditions, the bullish percent makes that narrative make more sense. He then reviews the 20+ Year…
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The next direction of the long bonds is crucial in determining the macro. First, after a wrecking ball crash and ahead of the FOMC, we could surmise that a bottoming-like action defines the last several…
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A stock market pullback often makes investors question what they should be doing with their investments. Throw in geopolitical tensions, and the uncertainty grows exponentially. But when a pullback ends, it opens up the opportunity…
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Chartists looking to get the jump on a bigger breakout can turn to the swings within a developing pattern. For example, a Symmetrical Triangle after an advance is a bullish continuation pattern. We can get…
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In this special edition of StockCharts TV‘s The Final Bar, Mish Schneider, Chief Strategist at MarketGauge, takes over for Dave Keller to share her thoughts on the daily Market Recap during a day of uncertain news. This…
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In this week’s edition of The DecisionPoint Trading Room, Carl opens the show with a discussion of the yield curve, followed by his coverage of the Magnificent 7+ and the market in general. Erin looks…
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For consistency, here are the key go-tos during an uncertain time in the market: The next direction of long bonds (TLT).The next direction of the small caps and retail sectors (IWM, XRT).The next direction of…
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Follow the Smart Money; Technology and Homebuilder Stocks Loved Last Week’s Reversal in Bond Yields
The fear on Wall Street is rising to a fever pitch, as put option buyers recently accelerated their bets against the market while sentiment surveys reached levels of bearishness not seen since last October. As…
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One thing I repeatedly talk about is ignoring the talking heads and following the charts. If I had to provide a chart as the “poster child” for this, I might start with the following RRG…