We have been following the news cycles for many months regarding the prognosticators that believe “the sky is falling” in the global markets and we find it interesting to see how quickly the bulls turn to bears when the market rotates 4~5% or more. The reality is that in traditional market price rotation, a 3~5% market price rotation is a...
We have been following the news cycles for many months regarding the prognosticators that believe “the sky is falling” in the global markets and we find it interesting to see how quickly the bulls turn to bears when the market rotates 4~5% or more. The reality is that in traditional market price rotation, a 3~5% market price rotation is a...
The S&P 500 fell below 2,710, its recent October low and now a major test zone as the market looks for a bottom. A close below that level would be bearish, but if the market bounces and closes above that level, it would be seen as a positive. However, if the market stays weak and goes lower, investors will watch...
The S&P 500 fell below 2,710, its recent October low and now a major test zone as the market looks for a bottom. A close below that level would be bearish, but if the market bounces and closes above that level, it would be seen as a positive. However, if the market stays weak and goes lower, investors will watch...
It could have been worse. Though the market didn't log any meaningful gain last week, it didn't lose ground either. Nevertheless, stocks ended last week on a low note, pointed lower and beneath some key lines in the sand. And, there was certainly no lack of volume behind the selling – a LOT of people are starting to have second...
It could have been worse. Though the market didn't log any meaningful gain last week, it didn't lose ground either. Nevertheless, stocks ended last week on a low note, pointed lower and beneath some key lines in the sand. And, there was certainly no lack of volume behind the selling – a LOT of people are starting to have second...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC After a surge in yields last week, rates now sit comfortably at highs not seen in seven years. The breakout in Treasury yields confirms a trend veteran technician Louise Yamada has seen in the cards for some time. "We have made a shift from the 36-year falling interest rate cycle into a new emerging rising interest...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC After a surge in yields last week, rates now sit comfortably at highs not seen in seven years. The breakout in Treasury yields confirms a trend veteran technician Louise Yamada has seen in the cards for some time. "We have made a shift from the 36-year falling interest rate cycle into a new emerging rising interest...
At first glance it looks like the rebound effort following last week's marketwide drubbing has already failed. The buying effort slowed to a crawl on Wednesday, and today's – Thursday's – trading is decidedly bearish. We're not yet back to last week's lows, but it appears we're pointed in that direction again. Before jumping to any conclusions though, know that...
At first glance it looks like the rebound effort following last week's marketwide drubbing has already failed. The buying effort slowed to a crawl on Wednesday, and today's – Thursday's – trading is decidedly bearish. We're not yet back to last week's lows, but it appears we're pointed in that direction again. Before jumping to any conclusions though, know that...
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