This post is a continuation of Diary of a Charting Session – Part 1
[Premium] Diary of a Charting Session – Part 1
I get asked all the time about my process. A big question is usually around how did I find that chart in such a “random” country or asset, like an ETF on South Korea or a futures chart like Soybeans. To some people these might be assets that are not on their radar, but they are just as easy to trade as Apple shares or Crude Oil, that obviously get much more attention. My answer is simply that I look at all of them and just bring out some of my favorites. This is habit that I got into many years ago, so for me it’s second nature.
With that theme in mind I thought it would be a good idea to share my diary of what it’s like to go through so many charts. Sometimes I go through International Charts, other times Commodities or Currencies. On Monday I published my deep dive on the Major US Indexes and the bullish developments we’re seeing. Today we are taking that one step further and going over every single S&P500 component on both weekly and daily timeframes. I have some personal additions like $TSLA and $DNKN for example, so in total that represents well over 1000 stock charts in this particular session.
From here on in you’re only reading my thoughts as I go through the entire process:
(click on each chart to zoom in)
I’m Coming To Chicago May 2nd To Talk Technical Analysis!
Next week I’ll be flying into Chicago for a couple of days. I’ve been asked to speak at the University of Chicago School of Financial Mathematics as well as the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). The appetite for learning about Technical Analysis that I am finding all over the world is incredible. When I was invited to present at both of these prestigious institutions, Univ of Chicago & CBOT, I jumped at the opportunity. I love Chicago and have friends and some business to take care of there anyway so it works out great. My only catch was that the Cubs had to be in town. They made it happen and I’ll be there next week! [Read more…]
[Premium] The Bullish Case For US Stocks
We’ve been able to avoid some short-term messy sort of action lately. We’ll take it. The breadth internals of the market had been suggesting since early March that something was wrong. The major indexes breaking uptrend lines further emphasized those characteristics of distribution. Momentum putting in bearish divergences at the highs from Q4 and Q1 this year also pointed to more neutral positioning towards equities. Most of our upside targets had also been achieved by early March and that was difficult to ignore. It’s a weight-of-the-evidence approach for me, there’s no question.
Today we’re going to make the bullish case for US Stocks. Not that I think we rip higher every day from here and we need to buy everything in sight, but I do think it’s worth paying attention to the developments from early this week. I also want to pinpoint exactly what we want to see moving forward before getting full on aggressive towards US Stocks as we did in July last year and in late January before that. [Read more…]
[Premium] Monthly Conference Call Video Recording April 2017
Here is the video recording of the April 2017 Monthly Conference Call for Members Only
In the call we discuss:
- Stock Market Breadth Deteriorating
- International Markets Achieved Upside Objectives
- US Indexes in No-Man’s Land
- Losing Leadership From Financials
- Neutral Is A Position Too!
- Some Sectors At Make Or Break Levels
- Precious Metals
- Bonds & US Interest Rates
[Premium] Members-Only Conference Call Tuesday April 18th at 7PM ET
Every month I host a conference call for All Star Charts Premium Members where we discuss ongoing themes throughout the global marketplace as well as changes in trends where new positions would be most appropriate. This includes U.S. Stocks & Sectors, International Stock Indexes, Commodities, Currencies and Interest Rate Markets.
We’ve been implementing a much more neutral approach towards equities and even most commodities over the past month. This strategy has worked well as many stocks, sectors and countries continue to be a mess. There are times to step on the gas and really push it, like last summer for example. But other times, it’s best to sit tight and wait for things to set up in the direction of a trend. A sideways mess is no fun for anyone. That’s what we’re in right now.
I’ll do my best to lay out my weight of the evidence conclusions and walk you step by step with how I got there! It will be held on Tuesday April 18th at 7PM ET. Here are the Registration Details: [Read more…]
TIPS Lead Interest Rates Lower
The bond market has been fascinating lately for sure. Sentiment has been in one direction while price has gone in the complete opposite. Everyone seems to expect rates to rise and therefore bonds to fall. Position data certainly suggests that – the Commercial Hedgers have had a historic net long position. In other words, while the crowd assumes rates are going higher, the smart money is betting on the complete opposite happening. The ultimate arbiter, of course, is price. So today we want to take a look at what the intermarket components of the bond market are suggesting about the future of interest rates. [Read more…]
Radio: Global Stocks, Interest Rates and Indian Stocks!
This morning I had a chance to sit down and chat with the good folks over at Benzinga. I’ve been doing interviews with Joel and Dennis for years. They’ve done a nice job of getting some really good guests on here consistently so it’s great to be a part of that group.
Today we discuss U.S. Markets, Interest Rates, Silver, US Dollar and the growth in India’s stock market. Here is the audio in full: [Read more…]
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