In this Episode of Allstarcharts Weekly, Steve and I talk about how important it is for Transports, Small-caps and Micro-caps to hold above their August lows. This is a major risk barometer for sure. The Dow Jones Transportation Avg held its early June lows and so did the Russell2000 Small-caps. As long as that remains the case, we believe the path of least resistance is higher for US equities. As a confirmation, we’re looking for Micro-caps to get back above their early summer lows. This period reminds us a lot of what we saw in 2016 right before a historic rally in Stocks around the world!
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Multi-decade Breakout? Or Another False Start?
Today we’re taking a look at an index that often gets ignored. The Value Line Geometric Index is currently flirting with a multi-decade breakout. This is an equally weighted index using a geometric average, so the daily change is closest to the median stock price change. It’s a much broader measure of the market vs something like the Dow Jones Industrial Average. [Read more…]
The Most Important Monthly Charts In The World
It’s my favorite exercise each month. There is nothing else I do throughout my entire process that provides as much value as my Monthly Chart Review. Here’s what stood out to me this month: [Read more…]
[Premium] Several Stocks Gaining Energy
This post is a continuation of this week’s Mystery Chart Reveal in which we discuss many of the big bases forming in the Energy sector.
Energy Building In These Stocks?
Tuesday’s Mystery Chart received similar responses, with most people looking to short the stock on a break below support.
Now, let’s look at the chart and its related theme. [Read more…]
The One “Technology” Subsector Not Working
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Tuesday’s Mystery Chart is one of my favorite charts right now, so thank you all for your feedback and participation.
Everyone was on the same page here, waiting for a resolution before getting involved. Sometimes nothing is the best answer, that’s why it’s one of the choices.
With that as our backdrop, let’s get into it.
[Premium] Going Shopping In The Retail Sector
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
Retail ETF XRT is at an interesting level, so in this post we’re gonna take a look at its chart and what the internals are suggesting for the sector in the weeks/months ahead.
Checking In On The Underperformers
This could be a major top in the US Stock Market. It could be a historic top like 2007 or 1929, maybe even 1987. This is certainly a possible outcome.
Something else to consider is that betting on these outcomes is rarely a profitable endeavor. They make movies about the heroes who bet heavily on the financial collapse of 2008 and made fortunes. We talk about these fund managers like legends. What they don’t make movies about are the infinite number of investors over the years who have bet on such outcomes, and were wrong instead. I guess Hollywood doesn’t think those stories will sell.
I understand the bearish thesis for US Stocks. In fact, we always take the other side of our opinions and try to poke wholes in a given theme. We’ve been in the camp that since most stocks have gone down to sideways over the past 19 months, this is a classic cyclical bear market. It has gone on through both price and time, not just one of the two. I don’t care how you slice it, this was a bear market, and possibly still is.
Now, whenever in doubt, zoom out right? I think we can agree that the rallies of 2016 and 2017 deserved a rest. So the question is whether this “rest”, or digestion of gains, if you will, is a distributive top that will lead to a much more substantial decline? Or is this a consolidation within an ongoing uptrend that we can argue began in early 2016 and, even longer-term, the 2009 lows.
Yes recession, and yield curves and the fed and trump and all that. Yes I know. We’re going to focus on price, however, to figure out what’s going on. [Read more…]
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