Of the six equity indices shown below, the Shanghai Composite ($SSEC) is the weakest in 2010 with a 27.56% loss (year-to-date). The Nikkei 225 ($NIKK), French CAC 40 ($CAC) and London FTSE ($FTSE) are all down double digits. The S&P 500 is holding up relatively well with a 7.87% loss. In a big of a surprise, the German DAX ($DAX) is holding up the best with a 1.68% loss.
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Joe analyzes the S&P 500’s current sequential wave pattern and, from there, explains how to spot a shift into a surging market phase. He breaks down key support and resistance levels on the SPY daily chart, evaluates the QQQ and IWM for signs of market strength, and... READ MORE
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Small-cap stocks are showing signs of strength. Investors should keep an eye on the performance of IWM and IJR, two small-cap ETFs, to determine if the small-cap rally has legs.... READ MORE
Before We Dive In… Should I start with a blank chart or one pre-loaded with indicators? It’s a good question. There are pros and cons to both, and it depends on what you’re trying to do. In this quick post, I’ll break everything down so that you... READ MORE
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