This is the video recording of the June 2019 Conference Call.
[Premium] Two Relative(ly) Interesting Charts
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
I just finished this week’s Top 10 Charts Report for Institutional Clients, but I wanted to carve out two Asian Equity Market charts for this post to highlight a tactical opportunity we’re seeing in that part of the world.
So I did.
Let’s take a look.
[Premium] Details For June 2019 Conference Call
These are the registration details for the monthly conference call for Premium Members of All Star Charts. In this call we will discuss the global market environment and how to profit from it. As always, this will include Stocks, Interest Rates, Commodities and Currencies. The video of the call will be archived in the members section to re-watch any time and the PDF of the charts will be made available as well.
This month’s Conference Call will be held on Monday June 19th at 7PM ET. Here are the details for the call: [Read more…]
[Premium] Two Commodities Worth Watching
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Today we’re looking at two Commodity charts that offer both intermarket signals and potential trading opportunities.
Canada Update
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
On May 1st, we wrote an update called “Canada or Cantada” going through the major sectors/indexes to provide a view on how we wanted to approach Canadian Equities.
Chart Of The Week: Don’t Fight Papa Dow
Life can be simple or you can make things complicated and noisy. It’s up to you.
What business are you in? The business of trying to make money in the market or the business of making and/or consuming noise?
I was out in Greece on my honeymoon for a couple of weeks last month, but I was keeping an eye on what was going on. I love the market and I enjoy observing human behavior. So why should I completely shut myself off from something I like doing?
Now that I am married, I would very much like to keep my wife happy, and I also think it’s important to get away (see here). So appropriately I shut things off and enjoyed my time in, what are now officially, my favorite islands in the world. It was funny because some of the locals in the Cyclades Islands were telling me how much they wanted to go to the Caribbean. I was like, “Naw man, stay here. Trust me!”
What I noticed from far far away is how noisy the market place can be if you let it. My friend Josh wrote an excellent piece this week about how he takes control of the type of media content he consumes. I thought it was really well written and I agree with almost all of what he had to say. Check out: Why I Don’t Wake Up To The News. From beautiful Mykonos and Naxos and Santorini, I was checking in on the markets, because that’s what I do, phoning into our desks to see what they were seeing and observing commentary on the twitter, from both intelligent market participants and noisy members of the media. The drama I witnessed was fascinating, especially looking at it from the outside.
Not just in times like this, but really every time, I think it’s important to take a step back and really see what is ACTUALLY happening in the market. I think the best picture of what is truly taking place is the behavior of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The way I learned it was, “Don’t fight Papa Dow”. The market doesn’t always have to be trending up, or trending down. It doesn’t always have to be a top or a bottom. Most of the time, it’s just in the middle. And sometimes, like it has been since early 2018, the trend is actually sideways. And what’s wrong with that?
Here is the chart of the Dow using my new favorite data platform Koyfin: [Read more…]
[Premium] A “Beautiful” Long Opportunity
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Stocks showing relative strength in this environment remain on our radar since the list of them has shrunk day by day over the last month.
For our Institutional Clients, we provide more tactical trade ideas or “plus-ones” that don’t necessarily fit a broader theme but are still an attractive opportunity worth exploring.
Today I want to share one of those ideas from a subsector of the market that may surprise you…Retail.
[Premium]The Good and Bad of US Stocks
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
At the beginning of May, we put out a note about the failed breakout in many of the major indexes and why a more cautious stance was warranted for US and global equities. The divergences we were seeing slowly add up had finally been confirmed by price and we raised cash and stepped aside.
Since then, patience has paid if you let it.
Lack of trend, not just in the US, but globally, has been THE theme.
A month later, let’s look at what’s changed since then and if our gameplan needs to be adjusted at all.
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