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This S&P 500 Chart Tells The Two-Part Truth
0 Comments Published November 5th, 2009 in Technical AnalysisGuest post by Robert Folsom, senior writer for Elliott Wave International
The following text is courtesy of Elliott Wave International. Until Nov. 11, EWI is allowing non-subscribers to download their latest market analysis and forecasts for free, including Robert Prechter’s latest Elliott Wave Theorist and Steve Hochberg’s and Pete Kendall’s latest Elliott Wave Financial Forecast.
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Technical Arguments For Continued Weakness
0 Comments Published October 28th, 2009 in Technical AnalysisLet’s face it, this market has been driven by technicals not by any real fundamental health. So what happens when the same folks leave and take their rationale with them, fundamental investors may not be as keen to support the bids.
The recent softening in bids shouldn’t be a surprise. On October 15th the S&P 500 […]
Lowry Research: Turbulence Ahead, Uptrend Intact
6 Comments Published October 26th, 2009 in Technical AnalysisLet’s check in with the latest Lowry Research proprietary indicators. As persevering readers will recall, Lowry arrived late to the (bullish) party with their intermediate buy signal in August. Since then, they’ve continued to monitor their indicators and diagnose the uptrend as healthy: Rally Continues Strong. No indicator, whether proprietary or otherwise is perfect and […]
Seasonal Weakness May Be Delayed, Not Skipped
1 Comment Published October 20th, 2009 in Technical AnalysisApologies for the late posting so far this week. I was away at a family wedding and missed the regular scheduled posts.
Brace yourself because we are about to enter the best months of the year for the stock market. This seasonality pattern is most commonly called the “Halloween indicator” and lasts from November to April […]
Everyone is excited that the Dow Jones Industrial is above 10,000 - again. While that nice round number may be where most of the attention is, there is another level which we’ve hit that is more significant.
But before I get to that, it is remarkable that every single major index has reached a new high. […]


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