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Category Archives: Technical Analysis
Chart Gazing
We take a look of some of the more interesting charts in the various assets, indicies, and commodities we cover. Apple Probably the most talked about death cross in ages. Apple’s 50-day moved through its 200-day moving average last week … Continue reading
Seasonal Greetings
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! That’s if past is prologue for equity traders and investors. Since 1950, the S&P500 has averaged a 1.61 percent return in December, three times the overall monthly average return. Furthermore, the … Continue reading
2012: The Year of Stock Market Symmetry
We were playing around with the charts on Friday night (‘cuz that’s what nerds do with their Friday nights) and discovered something very interesting about the 2012 stock market. The results are illustrated in the table and chart below. The … Continue reading
Posted in Technical Analysis, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, corrections, Fibonacci retracement levels, rallies, S&P500, Symmetry
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Apple Trying to Bottom
Apple looks like it’s trying to bottom. It’s been choppy and has difficulty holding a bid. Friday’s low at $533.72 is a must hold. The stock remains extremely oversold with a 27 RSI, but needs a catalyst to move it … Continue reading
The World’s Ugliest Chart
JC Penney trading like it’s doomed to become JC Penniless after its dismal earnings report. The stock is about $4 off its crash lows and fast approaching its 25-year low. Can’t see a catalyst anytime soon x/ a trading bounce/short … Continue reading
World’s Ugliest Chart: NASDAQ
Led by the ugly correction in Apple and Google’s 10 percent swan dive after its earnings release, the Nasdaq has broken its uptrend and key support at around 3040, which has held since mid-August. The index managed to close on … Continue reading
Global Equity Rally Hangs By A Thread
This is a critical week for most major global equity indices. Many are right at or just through their trend support lines and ironically have been selling off since the September 13th announcement of further quantitative easing. With the Fed … Continue reading
Posted in China, Global Stock Performance, Technical Analysis
Tagged Bovespa, CAC, DAX, Dow, FTSE, Hang seng, NASDAQ, Nikkei, Russell 2000, S&P500, Shanghai Composite
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Equities Approach Trend Support
We’ve been out (golf trip) and totally unplugged for the past few days and come back to yesterday’s major reversal in Apple (see chart) and a big flip in the polls in favor of Governor Romney. Equities are selling off … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Equities, Technical Analysis
Tagged Apple, NASDAQ, S&P500, Stock Market, Support, Technicals
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Picture of the Day: Technical Analysis
Boring market. Let’s have some fun. It is said that if you stare at the clouds long enough you can see any pattern you want to see. So it is with potato chips — who can forget this classic episode … Continue reading
Posted in Technical Analysis
Tagged Head and Shoulders pattern, Lightning Bolts, Technical Analysis
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Will the smelly macro eat the micro?
Ugly macro as the three swans are back with a vengeance. China hard landing fears; Eurozone debt and banking crisis (say it ain’t so, Mario!); and fears of a rapidly slowing U.S. economy. Are the swans in the latest quarterly … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Black Swan Watch, Earnings, Economics, Equities, Euro, Technical Analysis
Tagged China, Earnings, European Sovereign Debt Crisis, S&P500, U.S. Recession
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