A look at the ten most active stocks shows four old school tech stocks leading the charge. Microsoft, Dell, Intel and Cisco are all up and active. This table comes from the FreeCharts page. Chartists can see small candlestick charts for all ten by clicking the CandleGlance link or a performance chart by clicking the PerfChart link.
The price action in the Nifty reflects a potential breakout buildup. But will it be able to break out of the resistance? Here's what you need to look for in the charts.... READ MORE
Dow Theory has flashed a bearish non-confirmation signal. Dave breaks down the implications of this ominous pattern and analyzes some of the key transportation stocks that have caused this macro divergence.... READ MORE
In this week’s show, Mary Ellen highlights the stocks and groups showing the most promise following the Fed’s rate cut. She spotlights leadership in technology, software, and semiconductors, while also pointing out opportunities in small-cap AI names, robotics, crypto, and biotechs. Mary Ellen shares how industrials, uranium, and... READ MORE
Dow Theory has flashed a bearish non-confirmation signal. Dave breaks down the implications of this ominous pattern and analyzes some of the key transportation stocks that have caused this macro divergence.... READ MORE
In this week’s show, Mary Ellen highlights the stocks and groups showing the most promise following the Fed’s rate cut. She spotlights leadership in technology, software, and semiconductors, while also pointing out opportunities in small-cap AI names, robotics, crypto, and biotechs. Mary Ellen shares how industrials, uranium, and... READ MORE
Julius takes a look at the current sector rotation, in combination with growth-value and size rotation. Combining these Relative Rotation Graphs shows strength concentrating in large-cap growth and the Tech, Discretionary, and Communication Services sectors. From this vantage point, we can see continued strength for the S&P 500... READ MORE