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GLOBAL STOCKS REMAIN UNDER PRESSURE AS CRUDE OIL TESTS OVERHEAD RESISTANCE -- GRAIN PRICES ARE ALSO SURGING
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
WEST TEXAS CRUDE OIL REACHES 11-YEAR HIGH... The war in Ukraine continues to push oil prices sharply higher along with other commodities. That includes metals and agricultural products. Gold continues to gain ground as a traditional haven during times of rising inflation and increased global tensions. Some defensive money is...
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Inflation Invasion Relation
by Alex Cole,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
by Tyler Wood,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
What is clear about the US Equity markets' trend is that it is down, with a series of lower highs and lower lows despite the tremendous volatility of last week. The GoNoGo Oscillator is testing the zero-line from below, and while the trend condition is in its weaker pink...
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Deterioration in the DJIA Stocks?
by Joe Rabil,
President, Rabil Stock Research
In this week's edition of Stock Talk with Joe Rabil, Joe shows the short-, intermediate- and long-term trends for all the components of the DJIA. This is a good process to use for a bottom-up evaluation of any market. He then analyzes the requests that came through, as...
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Smaller-Cap Stocks Could Hold the Advantage on Large-Caps
by Erin Swenlin,
Vice President, DecisionPoint.com
I remember years ago, when I was doing the flagship (now defunct) MarketWatchers LIVE show on StockCharts TV, Tom Bowley mentioned that, when the Dollar began to rise, it can hurt global companies (most are large-cap). Their exposure to buying overseas puts them at a disadvantage when the Dollar rises....
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How These 3 Symbols Can Guide Us Through the Trading Week
Geopolitical stress from the Russia/Ukraine situation piles onto the market and the Fed, which is now faced not only with worries of the U.S inflation numbers, but also extra price surges in energy. Though the Fed has already scheduled rate increases through this year, the development and quick...
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Three Implications if Commodities Outperform Stocks
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
Chart 1 shows that, starting in early 2020, stocks began to slowly but quietly underperform commodities. Since the start of this year, though, this trend has begun to really accelerate on the downside, i.e. moving in favor of commodities. The center window also shows when a lengthy trendline of...
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Prospering During a Bear Market
by Dave Landry,
Founder, Sentive Trading, LLC
When the market gets "iffy", it's important to talk about surviving and prospering during a bear market. On this week's edition of Trading Simplified, Dave outlines key guidelines to follow and set yourself up for success.
This video was originally broadcast on March 2,...
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Distribution or Re-Accumulation?
by Bruce Fraser,
Industry-leading "Wyckoffian"
Join Johni Scan and me for Monday's (2/28/2022) "Your Daily Five" where we focus on Distribution and Re-Accumulation characteristics. Both begin in nearly the same manner but conclude very differently. A Re-accumulation is a range-bound condition that forms after an uptrend. It is a...
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Can the Stock Market Hold Up if Commodities Soar?
Last week, the major indices made a successful rally back into a short-term support area. However, many see the price move as a rally back into a volatile resistance zone, leading people to believe we could again see the market break lower.
While this could be the case, as the...
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Sector Spotlight: Long-Term Sector Trends are Fading
by Julius de Kempenaer,
Senior Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
In this edition of StockCharts TV's Sector Spotlight, as it is the first Tuesday of the month, I take on the monthly charts for February. After a short look at the current rotations for Asset Classes and Sectors, I jump into the long-term trends as they are unfolding...
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Breaking Down Europe (On the Charts, That Is...)
by Julius de Kempenaer,
Senior Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
In my article for the ChartWatchers newsletter this weekend, I wrote about the rotation of various stock markets against the DJ Global Index. On that Relative Rotation Graph, Europe had moved into the leading quadrant, but has since almost immediately started to lose relative momentum. The US market (SPY) had...
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DP TV: "Russia Effect" on Energy and Solar
by Erin Swenlin,
Vice President, DecisionPoint.com
by Carl Swenlin,
President and Founder, DecisionPoint.com
On this episode of DecisionPoint, Carl opens with a look at the Russia ETF (RSX) to help viewers visualize the impact the war sanctions are having on the Russian market. Not only is Russia's market affected, but the effects are pushing Crude Oil to the roof, so the...
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Regional Banking ETF (KRE) Confirmed a Bullish Phase Change
The Regional Banking ETF (KRE) has made two consecutive closes over its 50-day moving average, confirming a bullish phase change. KRE is also the only ETF in Mish's Economic Modern Family that is holding a bullish phase on a daily chart. Therefore, we should keep an eye on...
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Flight Path: "Tweezer Bottom" or "Dead Cat Bounce"?
by Alex Cole,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
by Tyler Wood,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
If you've been away, really away, and all you know is that US Equities were up ~1% last week, then you've been extremely disciplined about your New Year's digital detox resolution!
The S&P 500 began the holiday-shortened week with a 1% decline...
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Charting a Future Possibility versus the Current Reality
by Arthur Hill,
Chief Technical Strategist, TrendInvestorPro.com
The chart below shows the Cybersecurity ETF (CIBR) with two sets of annotations: a future possibility and the current reality. The future possibility shows that a bullish reversal could be in the making as the ETF held the January low and surged late last week. The current reality, however, is...
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Wall Street Will Sees His Charts And Predicts 4-6 More Weeks Of Bad Market Weather
by Tom Bowley,
Chief Market Strategist, EarningsBeats.com
There's no denying it was a super rally to end last week. Any time you see stocks jumping like they did on Thursday's reversal and Friday's follow through, it's easy to become much more optimistic. But during periods of high volatility, the...
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STOCKS REGAIN EARLIER LOSSES FOLLOWING OUTBREAK OF WAR IN EUROPE -- LONGER-RANGE TREND NOT ENCOURAGING
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
SELLING THE RUMOR AND BUYING THE FACT... Thursday morning's heavy selling of stocks and the buying of traditional safe havens like bonds, gold, and oil reversed sharply that same afternoon. Stocks rose while safe havens lost most of their morning's gains. That more positive trend continued...
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Week Ahead: NIFTY Remains Below Crucial Resistance Levels; RRG Chart Shows These Sectors Rolling Into the Improving Quadrant
by Milan Vaishnav,
Founder and Technical Analyst, EquityResearch.asia and ChartWizard.ae
Over the past several days, the global equity markets were highly affected by the escalated geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with Russia ultimately ending up invading Ukraine. This spooked the global equity markets, and India was no exception. On Thursday, NIFTY witnessed one of its worst performances of the...
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Russia's Invasion Poses Big Risks For The U.S. Is There A Silver Lining For Investors?
by Mary Ellen McGonagle,
President, MEM Investment Research
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is expected to create a sudden shortage of key products in the U.S. that in turn, will aggravate already high inflation rates. A hard pressed Federal Reserve will now have to prevent consumer prices from rising out of control while lowering their rate...
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Breakouts Galore in This Suddenly Surging Industry
by Tom Bowley,
Chief Market Strategist, EarningsBeats.com
I'm a fan of relative strength and, even in a market that's been whipsawing back and forth, leaders emerge and you need to be vigilant in seeking them out. One such group hadn't shown relative strength in many months, but that changed in 2022...
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Have the Markets Bottomed?
by Mary Ellen McGonagle,
President, MEM Investment Research
On this episode of StockCharts TV'sThe MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews the broader markets following the sharp rally into the week's close. She also shares hot spot areas and stocks being pushed into uptrends due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
This video was originally...
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Waking Up in Europe on Thursday Morning
by Julius de Kempenaer,
Senior Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
What a surreal experience it was waking up on Thursday morning. Switching on the news and seeing that Russia has actually invaded Ukraine. For us Europeans, wars since WWII have always been fought far away from home in Afghanistan, former Yugoslavia, Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, etc. But this is literally in...
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Question the Crowd and Look for the Market's Hints
At the beginning of the week, investors worried as the market sold off. Then, on Thursday, the major indices made a large gap lower, igniting many to believe we had entered the beginning of a bear market. Though investors are still worried about geopolitical pressure, along with worries about rising...
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Playing Price Swings and the Risks of Leverage
by David Keller,
President and Chief Strategist, Sierra Alpha Research
"There is nothing more painfully bullish than a bear market rally."
- Dave Keller, The Final Bar, February 24, 2022
We've been tracking the signs of distribution since November of last year. As the S&P 500 made new highs into December and January, the...
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S&P 500 NoGo Trend for 2022 YTD
by Alex Cole,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
by Tyler Wood,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
For the third week in a row, the major U.S. stock indexes appeared to be on the verge of an overall gain at midweek, only to end up negative after declining on Thursday and Friday. The invasion of Ukraine has made Thursday's selloff even more dramatic, but...
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Use ADX/DI to Improve Your Exits
by Joe Rabil,
President, Rabil Stock Research
In this week's edition of Stock Talk with Joe Rabil, Joe explains how he uses the ADX/DI lines to help with aggressive exits. This tool works best when a stock has a nice trend in place and we are looking for an early exit rather than being...
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Noise is Deafening!
by Greg Morris,
Veteran Technical Analyst, Investor, and Author
With the media constantly blaming this down market on Ukraine, I thought this article would be timely.
Just in the course of a normal week, we are bombarded with information from sources such as the FED, television analysts, brokerage firm analysts, economists' projections, newspapers, junk mail, neighbors, war reporters,...
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STOCK INDEXES BREAK JANUARY LOWS -- GOLD AND OIL SPIKE HIGHER WHILE BONDS REBOUND -- WE MAY BE HEADING INTO STAGFLATION
by John Murphy,
Chief Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
STOCK INDEXES REACH NEW LOWS ON RUSSIAN INVASION... News of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine is pushing global stocks sharply lower and pushing money into traditional safe havens like gold, oil, and bonds. The price of West Texas crude oil spiked to $100 this morning while gold prices also...
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This Great Big Bear is Gaining A Great Big Grip
by Tom Bowley,
Chief Market Strategist, EarningsBeats.com
Technical analysis pays off. Thank you John Murphy for all the wisdom and inspiration. The warning signs that I see from time to time don't always pay off and that's really not what technical analysis is all about. It's never a guarantee. I use...
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Six Bear Markets and Five Bull Markets In Under Three Years
by Carl Swenlin,
President and Founder, DecisionPoint.com
Periodically, to scare the kiddies we bring out the boogie man chart of the 1929-1932 Bear Market. It is a stunning picture upon which I have gazed many times. A decline of nearly ninety percent in just under three years. Recently,it occurred to me that there is much more...
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Why you Must Choose a Trading Timeframe
Many traders actively watch the market and believe there are always opportunities to make money. It can seem that way, as there is almost always a symbol sitting in the new 52-week high list or another symbol making a great intra-day move. However, this type of thinking can be dangerous,...
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Major Top or Double Bottom?
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
In a recent late January article,I pointed out that many market averages had fallen to key support levels at a time when a lot of them were experiencing selling climaxes. This kind of condition is usually followed by a rally or basing period, but I also noted that other...
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SPY Closing in on Important Support
by Julius de Kempenaer,
Senior Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
On this week's episode of Sector Spotlight, I discussed the chart of SPY, as it is approaching an important support area between 420-425. The updated version of this chart is printed above and, as you can see, the market is getting closer and closer to this important support...
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Where to Watch for a Market Buy Signal
By the end of Tuesday, the S&P 500 (SPY) and the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) were able to rally off support from lows found in late January. If they can hold their current prices, we can next watch for each to run back towards their range highs near $370...
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Flight Path: February 22, 2022
by Alex Cole,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
by Tyler Wood,
Co-founder, GoNoGo Charts®
Run Lola Run! It's Groundhogs' Day All Over Again
For the second week in a row, the major U.S. stock indexes appeared to be on the verge of an overall gain at midweek, only to end up negative after declining on Thursday and Friday. Indexes fell...
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Sector Spotlight: Looking Abroad for Opportunities
by Julius de Kempenaer,
Senior Technical Analyst, StockCharts.com
In this edition of StockCharts TV's Sector Spotlight, I take on the rotations in asset classes and US sectors as they unfolded last week. Because it is the last Tuesday of the month, a look at seasonality, in combination with current rotations, is also on the menu. I...
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Week Ahead: NIFTY Likely To Stay Largely in a Range; RRG Chart Shows Energy Sector Gaining Relative Momentum
by Milan Vaishnav,
Founder and Technical Analyst, EquityResearch.asia and ChartWizard.ae
Despite the past five days being immensely volatile, with the markets oscillating back and forth in a wide range, they still ended the week on a relatively flat note. The markets saw the opening of the week with a serious gap-down following geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine; the very...
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S&P 500 Breaks Key Support
by Mary Ellen McGonagle,
President, MEM Investment Research
On this episode of StockCharts TV'sThe MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews where the markets closed and what to be on the lookout for going forward. She also highlights Consumer Staples stocks trending higher, as well as high yield themes on the move in an otherwise tough market.
This...
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How Will We Know the Coast is Clear?
by Erin Swenlin,
Vice President, DecisionPoint.com
A common question I am receiving via email and the Monday free DecisionPoint Trading Rooms (register here to be a part and/or receive the recordings): "How will we know it is safe to expand exposure or when seas aren't so stormy?" In this week'...
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Can the Major Indices Hold Key Support Levels?
The Russell 2000 (IWM), S&P 500 (SPY), Dow Jones (DIA) and the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) have all broken their previous minor support levels from Monday, February 14th's low as seen in the above chart. While the break under Monday's low makes the market look...
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