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BONDS & CASH - But Can We Find Better Income Alternatives?
by David Keller,
President and Chief Strategist, Sierra Alpha Research
In this edition of StockCharts TV'sThe Final Bar, Dave wraps the week with a focus on weakening breadth conditions, the Russell 2000 and underperformance of small caps, and strong energy stocks driven by stronger crude oil prices. He answers viewer questions on using ETFs instead of bonds or...
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Can the Windowmaker Natural Gas Resuscitate?
Probably the worst or at least one of the worst performers in the overall market and in the commodities market, natural gas is choppy and lifeless. So why write about it?
For starters, we love an underdog. Perhaps a bit too contrarian, as the reasons for the decline in natural...
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The Halftime Show: Energy Sector Continues Uptrend
by Pete Carmasino,
Chief Market Strategist, Chaikin Analytics
In this week's edition of StockCharts TV'sHalftime, Pete goes over the usual suspects in the markets. He presents a review of both the SPX and the NDX indexes, followed by a review of the US Dollar and a quick look at bonds using the TLT ETF....
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Energy Stocks in the Spotlight: A Look at Diamondback Energy
by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan,
Director of Site Content, StockCharts.com
KEY TAKEAWAYS
* Energy stocks are in focus as US crude oil prices continue rising higher
* Oil prices have more room to rise but if prices go too high there may be demand pressures
* Diamondback Energy is getting close to its 52-week high
With Labor Day weekend behind us, it'...
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Technical Correction? Or Return of the Bear Market?
On July 5th, Mish wrote an article called "Sell in July and Go Away? Calendar Range Reset".
In that article, she noted, "should IWM fail to clear the calendar range high and worse, break down under a new 6-month calendar range low[...] it would be hard to...
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The Key to the August Breakouts
by Arthur Hill,
Chief Technical Strategist, TrendInvestorPro.com
Stocks surged in the second half of August with several ETFs breaking out of corrective patterns, such as falling flags or falling wedges. Even though September is a seasonally weak month, these breakouts are bullish until proven otherwise. Today's commentary will analyze the breakout in the Technology SPDR...
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Plenty of Setups Emerge as Bulls Regain Control
by Mary Ellen McGonagle,
President, MEM Investment Research
Last week, the broader markets regained their uptrend, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Indexes both closing above their key 50-day moving averages on Tuesday. In addition, the RSI and Stochastics turned positive as well. This price action indicates that the 3-week pullback which began in late July...
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MEM TV: Bullish Week Provides Perfect Setups!
by Mary Ellen McGonagle,
President, MEM Investment Research
In this episode of StockCharts TV'sThe MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews the new uptrend in the markets and shares where the current strength is, as well as the best ways for you to participate. She also highlights the move back into earnings winners from last month as the...
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GNG TV: Examining MAJOR Pullbacks within Secular "Go" Trends
by Alex Cole,
Co-founder, GoNoGo ChartsĀ®
by Tyler Wood,
Co-founder, GoNoGo ChartsĀ®
GoNoGo Charts help investors retain an objective evidence-based view on what is actually happening in the markets, and this week has shown the weight of the evidence on the side of the bulls. In this edition of the GoNoGo Charts show, Alex and Tyler examine the fade of US Dollar...
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Positive Confidence Ratios Argue for Higher Stocks
by Martin Pring,
President, Pring Research
KEY TAKEAWAYS
* Comparing risky asskets with more conservative ones can reflect investor confidence
* Negative divergences offer subtle indications of a deterioration of a stock market rally
* An upward trend indicates that investor confidence is positive
Traders and investors pay a lot of attention to surveys to assess swings in sentiment,...
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