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Top 10 Charts Of The Week
From the desks of Steve Strazza @Sstrazza and Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
In this post, we’re going to share 10 of the most important charts we’re looking at right now. Some are merely for observational purposes or to highlight some of the broader trends at play in the markets while others are trade ideas in some of our favorite names and areas.
Let’s dive right in. Here they are.
Whenever In Doubt, Zoom Out – Metals & Energy
When the picture isn’t clear on the timeframe you’re trading, it generally helps to zoom out one, or even two timeframes above it to gain some clarity around the primary trend.
Today we’re going to compare and contrast the action in Gold/Silver and Natural Gas/Crude Oil to highlight this exact concept.
Whenever In Doubt, Zoom Out – Gold & Silver
When we talk about “Precious Metals”, it can mean a lot of things. You’ve got the metals like Gold and Silver, which are behave very differently at times, and you have the stocks with all sorts of market capitalizations. There are a lot of ways to describe the precious metals space, so let’s get into a little bit of that today.
Here is a chart of what this group looks like this year. Notice the outperformance from the Gold Miners Index Fund, almost twice the performance of the metal itself. The little guys and silver in general didn’t perform nearly as well:
Click on Charts to Zoom In [Read more…]
All Star Interviews Season 3, Episode 22: Jeff deGraaf, Founder of Renaissance Macro Research
Jeff deGraaf is one of those analysts who influenced me very early on. Something I’ve always admired about him is how much emphasis he puts on first identifying what type of market environment we’re in, before then giving more or less weight to different tools and indicators. This is one of those important steps that I think gets forgotten quite often when you see investors trying to always incorporate a certain strategy or approach regardless of the environment. In this episode, Jeff compares this stock market crash, and subsequent recovery, to others in the past including 1987. He does a nice job of incorporating what is currently taking place in Bonds and Gold into his analysis for stocks. I think there are a lot of great lessons in this conversation with, who I believe, is one of the best Technical Analysts in the world today.
Monthly Candlestick Review: Crash Edition
The best part about the end of the month is that there’s always a fresh batch of Monthly Charts waiting for us. We only perform this exercise once the candlesticks are completed, which in this case was Thursday April 30th. It takes me about half an hour to get through them all, which represents roughly 6 hours of my entire year’s work. I promise you from the bottom of my heart that there is no single part of my entire process that I find more helpful than this monthly chart review.
You see, this process forces us to take a step back, and gives us no choice but to identify the direction of the primary trends. We use these to put shorter-term trends into context. So no matter what your timeframe is, I think first identifying primary trends, and then working our way down from there, is a huge advantage over a blind bottoms/up approach.
Here are the things that stood out most during my review: [Read more…]
Party At The Golden Moon Tower
When analyzing the Gold Mining Sector, I can’t help but think about the 1993 movie Dazed & Confused. One of the more popular lines in the film is the perfect way to explain what is currently happening in today’s market.
In this scene Matthew McConaughey’s character is telling a couple of kids,
You heard about the party being busted right? Not to worry. There is a new fiesta in the making as we speak. It’s at the moon tower. Full kegs. Everybody’s gonna be there. You oughta go….”
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