CPI Excludes Food–Have You Seen the ETF DBA?
Maybe it’s just Valentine’s Day, so the food and commodities market sees a push to chocolates, flowers, and fine dining.
Sector Spotlight: Some Valentine Love for the Tech
In this episode of StockCharts TV’s Sector Spotlight, for this first week of February, I address high level asset-class rotation, then
DP Trading Room: New Calculation for CPI Could
On this week’s edition of The DecisionPoint Trading Room, Carl opens with a discussion of a change that is occurring
Economic Modern Family: More to Prove to Traders
All in all, the key sectors (retail, transportation) have more to prove, especially by clearing the 23-month moving average or
The Halftime Show: S&P 500 Testing Its Resolve
As Pete watches the weekly S&P 500 rallies, he notices they’ve been stalling and somewhat back-filling. The S&P has been
When the Market Moves, Think of Robots Pulling
The bears are getting louder as stocks consolidate recent gains. But the market’s current price consolidation behavior, until proven otherwise, is
The Big Wall Street Firms Use Manipulation Strategies
I have been preaching Wall Street manipulation for years. And Wall Street took manipulation to a completely new level in
This Is Why You Shouldn’t Have Bought Disney
Monthly options expiration creates a whole new set of headaches for retail traders. As if trading wasn’t already hard enough,
Pullbacks within Uptrends Create Opportunities
Stocks went on a tear from late December to early February with the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) advancing some 11%
MEM TV: Clouds Descending Over the Market?
After a dicey week, are the clouds descending again? In this episode of StockCharts TV‘s The MEM Edge, Mary Ellen covers some