If you trade, you must deal with bad times to get to the good. In this week’s edition of Trading Simplified, Dave discusses how Steven Pressfield’s “War Of Art” can help you to cope with these…
Stocks
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The Metals and Commodities stocks have been relatively outperforming the broader markets for a couple of months now. This was the period when the US Dollar Index (DXY) underwent a strong corrective move after testing…
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The Indian equities have been quite jittery over the past couple of weeks. Broadly speaking, the headline index NIFTY50 ($NIFTY) has seen itself oscillating between 50-DMA and 200-DMA during February. These DMAs are placed at…
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Stuck is a word we have used a lot lately. Some common synonyms for stuck are jammed, trapped, put, pushed, and caught. Nasdaq is stuck, jammed, or whichever word one wishes to use. And that’s…
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In this episode of StockCharts TV’s Sector Spotlight, I assess the current state of sector rotation, highlighting the ongoing rotation out of defense in favor of more offensive and economically-sensitive sectors. As it is the last…
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The week is starting out exactly how we expect. The SPY and indices stuck in the trading range within a trading range.The latest economic data weak, hence causing buyers to return to the market, figuring…
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On this week’s edition of The DecisionPoint Trading Room, Carl opens the trading room by discussing how the Silver Cross Index works and its superior representation of market participation. He also reviews the market and…
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In this week’s edition of StockCharts TV‘s Halftime, with all of the talking heads and the “Wall Street” headlines throwing uncertainty into the mix (soft landing, no landing, and fly by, anyone?), Pete takes the time to…
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The correction in stock prices may be gathering steam, and the potential for a full-blown liquidity crisis seems to be rising. The reason may be that several big players in commercial real estate have recently…
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We are provided constant reminders that important company information is reflected in the absolute and relative performance of the company’s stock price. That may go against common sense in a few instances, especially when it…