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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. […]
How I Learned To Love Mean Reversion & Stopped Worrying About The Bear Market
0 Comments Published October 9th, 2009 in Technical AnalysisThe stock market’s resilience was in good form today as it inched ahead, managing to recover from the shallow pull back of 3 weeks ago. The Dow Jones even managed to put in a new high for the year while the S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq were not far behind. I’m not sure if […]
While the bulls flex their muscles day after day, it is daunting for those who believe that the economy is not on sound footing and that the latest earning season is not about to suddenly provide a cornucopia of better than expected earnings - especially since expectations have been ratcheting up so much recently.
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Q&A With Prechter: Technical vs. Fundamental Analysis
8 Comments Published October 5th, 2009 in Technical AnalysisThis is a guest post by EWI.
As the major stock markets turned down in late 2007 and then started to rally in March 2009, many people who believed in fundamental analysis have begun to question its validity.
Famed technical analyst and Elliott wave expert Robert Prechter has long called for the bear market we are now […]


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