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Setups That I Like Right Now
April 30, 2023
I remain quite bullish the overall market. I call what I see and what I saw in 2022 were stock market
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Week Ahead: NIFTY Face Imminent Consolidation; VIX Plunges to 2020 low
April 30, 2023
After taking a short breather last week, the markets resumed their up-move and went on post a decent gain over the past
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S&P 500 Regains its Uptrend
April 29, 2023
In this episode of StockCharts TV's The MEM Edge, Mary Ellen reviews the short-, intermediate-, and long term outlook for the S&P 500 after
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Bank Fear Selloff Gives Way To Earnings Driven Rally – Was Last Week’s Shakeout A Positive Signal?
April 29, 2023
The markets began last week with a sharp pullback that pushed the broader Indices toward key support, with many individual stocks breaking
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Broad-Based Rally Continues: Will It Soar Past Resistance This Time?
April 28, 2023
A slowdown can sometimes be a good thing. That was the general thinking behind the market when the much-awaited GDP report was
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Now That “Stagflation” Has Gone Mainstream
April 28, 2023
Below is just one of several headlines about stagflation we have seen this week. From April 27, 2023, TheStreet.com: "Stagflation Risks In Focus As
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Six-Month Period of UNfavorable Seasonality Begins Next Week
April 28, 2023
An interesting Seasonality Timing System was developed by Yale Hirsh of the Stock Trader's Almanac. It was based upon the observation that
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Dancing with the Market
April 28, 2023
On this week's edition of Moxie Indicator Minutes, TG takes you inside the Moxie Indicator trading room to show you how he's
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QQEW Divergence vs. QQQ Shows Weak Liquidity
April 28, 2023
Earnings news from big cap Nasdaq stocks like Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (FB, used to be Facebook) have been pushing up the
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What Can We Expect from Stagflation?
April 27, 2023
The PCE rises (although far from the 8% peak). The GDP falls (is contraction of the economy over?). Meanwhile, stagflation persists along