It’s been a while since we discussed international stock markets. Above is the Relative Rotation Graph that shows the rotation for a group of international… Read More »How To Benefit From a Big Rotation in Asian Markets
Hershey’s stock has pulled back. If you missed a previous opportunity to own the stock, this may be your second chance. Explore a few simple… Read More »Hershey Stock Pulls Back: Now’s Your Second Chance
I am back from 2 weeks of whirlwind travel and presenting at both the Money Show in Las Vegas and Charting Forward at StockCharts.com. I… Read More »Daily Briefing Notes for the Market
There is only one way to survive this market. Focus on strength. Ignore the intraday volatility. And always expect the unexpected. The stock market remains… Read More »As Fed Plays with Fire, Focus on Strength, Ignore Intraday Volatility, and Expect the Unexpected
There are times when technical merit alone can justify the case for a trade. The reason for this is that many traders often stick with… Read More »A Quick Scan Tool for a Quick Swing Trade
It’s going to be a nailbiter for the next few day. The situation for stocks seems to be getting worse by the day as the… Read More »The Fed Needs to Act Soon; Stocks Slip Below Key Support
February, according to the Stock Trader’s Almanac 2023, tends to be a weak month, especially in pre-election years. Now that February is behind us, does… Read More »Stock Market Waiting Game: What You Should Be Watching
The Relative Rotation Graph for US sectors continues to show a shift out of defensive sectors into more offensive and economically sensitive ones. The improvement… Read More »Ongoing Sector Rotation Out Of Defense Into Technology
I talk about it almost every week in Sector Spotlight, but I just realized that I have not written about it for quite a while.… Read More »This is Your Most Important Decision
Three big bellwether stocks announced earnings on the same day, after the close, and they all missed estimates. Does this mean the Technology sector or… Read More »Earnings Analysis: GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL
