Chart of the Day: Apple’s Bullishness Can’t Be Ignored
The stock has Teflon around it. Nothing bad sticks.
The stock has Teflon around it. Nothing bad sticks.
Seasonal weakness is just about gone and tech could provide good motivation.
Finally, investors started to show some concern on Thursday, but by Friday, they were back and getting excited about the semis, which concerns me.
Identifying chart patterns is easy. Anticipating the catalysts that trigger them is the secret to success.
During the week of challenging developments, we refreshed out shopping list, exited one holding and added to four others.
As we make this move, we’ll replace it on our shopping list with another holding.
Looking at two key sentiment surveys, we finally see a bit of a change. Investors are turning worried.
When the news is positive and the price action responds in kind, there is something bullish in the air.
As the market nears oversold, one Wall Street strategist has cut his year-end target on the S&P 500 by more than a little.
The S&P 500’s 100-day moving average and the MACD indicator are in our tactical scope.