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How The Stock Market Resembles A Dog On A Leash
4 Comments Published May 2nd, 2008 in Technical AnalysisYou know how, when you’re walking a dog it pays no attention to the path or sidewalk and instead, driven by the instinct to collect and archive as many smells as possible, zig-zags to the left, then pulls to the right? It takes as much distance on the leash and as much of your patience […]
Stock Market Beaten Back Right On Schedule
3 Comments Published April 23rd, 2008 in Technical AnalysisIn last week’s sentiment overview I mentioned some troubling signs were appearing on the horizon. For one, we were once again just below the 1400 level on the S&P 500 index.
But that this important technical junction coincided with wobbly results from indicators like the percentage of stocks above their short term moving average and […]
Although I was early, my skepticism about the growth story of Crocs (CROX) turned out to be right on the money.
The dream turned into a nightmare for the longs with an almost 40% gap down on November 1st 2007. Although it would have been very painful, the best option - in hindsight - would have […]
What A Real Bear Market Looks Like: China
0 Comments Published April 15th, 2008 in Technical AnalysisWhile the Chinese stock market bubble was brewing, a lot of people ignored it and frothed at the mouth about the over-valuation in the US market.
In keeping with that odd behaviour, while the US market has now fallen less than half the distance of the Chinese market (from their respective October 2007 tops), most people […]
While the transportation sector has been going strong, the airline industry - a sub-sector of transports - is scraping the bottom of the graph at multi-year lows.
Imagine how well the transportation index would be doing if the airlines had been contributing or at least keeping up with the rest of their peers. Accounting for almost […]


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