Growth Stocks Continue To Gain — Will The
The bull market in stocks carried on last week, despite warnings from several Federal Reserve governors that the central bank
When Cash is King
There are times to be more aggressive in the market and other times when it makes some sense to lay
Why a Lower VIX is Bearish for Stocks
While the VIX is often termed the “fear gauge” because of its inverse relationship to stocks, it’s really more of
Climbing the Wall of Worry
This morning, I was at my parents’ house, and my Dad chatted with me before I left. He said, in
Stocks Hammering Out Bottoms
On this week’s edition of Moxie Indicator Minutes, TG reviews the major indexes and large-cap stocks, which are in elevated
MEM TV: Risk-On Area Moving Higher!
In this special presentation courtesy of StockCharts TV‘s The MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews areas of growth and explains why they remain
Disconnected EW Sector Rotation Offers Opportunities
From time to time I compare the rotations of the SPDR sectors that we usually use with their EW counterparts.
These Charts Say It’s Not Over
Many years ago, I developed a recession chart list. It’s a list of 20 or so charts that reverse during
A Theme Emerges within a Bear Market
The Composite Breadth Model at TrendInvestorPro has been bearish since April 11th and remains bearish, which suggests that the current
DecisionPoint Primary Indicators Are Diverging
We have two primary indicators in the short term (Swenlin Trading Oscillators (STOs)) and two primary indicators in the intermediate