On October 30th we got more constructive on Indian stocks and put out a massive post with stocks to buy. Given that many of these trades were counter-trend in nature, we expanded on our last trade management post during this month’s conference call, discussing strategies that are helpful to know in any environment.
TSX 60 Charts of Interest
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
While updating our Canadian Chartbooks this weekend, I noticed a few that stood out as offering well-defined opportunities where the reward/risk is skewed in our favor. This short post will outline these names and levels, but members can view all of our Canadian Universe by clicking here.
[Premium] Checking In On The Bond Market
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Over the last few weeks we’ve looked at signs of rising stress in the credit market, interesting relative strength in bond prices, and a trade on the long side in treasury bonds, but today I want to take a comprehensive look at the bond market and highlight what it’s signaling for rates and risk appetite in general.
[Free Chart(s) of The Week] What Sector Breadth Is Signaling
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
We’ve been looking for breadth and momentum divergences to be confirmed both in the US and globally to mark the start of “the bottom” in equities as an asset class, so today I want to highlight the breadth of one sector which provides perspective on the current market environment.
[Premium] Sector Breadth Update
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Momentum and breadth diverged slightly in the major indices and many global markets, leading to a short-term bounce that’s been sold into so far. Today I want to look at sector breadth to highlight the extent of the weakness under the surface and outline what we’re watching for if/when prices retest their late October, and potentially Q1 lows.
[India] Financials And Smallcaps Will Drive Market Direction
Last Monday we discussed our thesis for a bounce in Indian stocks and by Friday we were talking about how to manage those trades so that we could avoid letting winners turn into losers.
Now that we’ve gotten a decent bounce, many are asking what the next directional move in the market is going to be. In this post we’ll outline why we think that Financials and Smallcaps are the areas to watch for clues.
[Premium] New Chartbook Format & Analytics
05/01/2019 UPDATE:
As a result of the labor intensive process needed to maintain the Chartbook Notes and their lack of use by the majority of members, we have decided to discontinue this feature. We will be adding new tools and functionality to replace it by the end of the quarter. In the meantime if any of the charts in the Chartbook are unclear and you need further clarification, please feel free to contact us and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours. Thank you in advance for your patience as we make these improvements to the site.
In June we made some major changes to the format of our Chartbooks based on your feedback and today we’re happy to introduce some new changes that we think are going to be very helpful for us as we maintain them and for you all as you use them in your analysis.
[Free Chart of The Week(end)] Canada’s Last Leader Hit Hard
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
The TSX Composite is down roughly 6.75% year-to-date, with stocks getting hit hard since their July 13th, 2018 high. Only one sector is positive over that time period, but I think its recent action gives us a really good perspective on the type of market environment we’re in.
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