Reader Question: Using the Level 2 and Screentime
Reader Tom sent me a note: "I am hoping you can help me. I set a goal for myself in 2013 that I would study the Level 2 Screen. I…
Chart of the Day: Natural Gas
[dc]I[/dc]f you are a discretionary trader, you might also consider using some trading systems. In my published research, I publish three types of trades: purely discretionary trades (on both weekly…
Chart of the Day: December Selloffs
Daily S&P 500 Cash Index with SigmaSpikes® I would like to share a note that I published in my daily research this morning: Yesterday's downward closes in major stock indexes…
Chart of the Day: Consolidating Stocks
[dc]T[/dc]hough perhaps not properly a "chart" of the day, I wanted to share one of the several stock screens that we publish in my Waverly Advisors research. This screen highlights…
Toil and Trouble
Double, double toil and trouble Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. -Shakespeare [dc]B[/dc]ubbles seem to be the theme of the day. Headlines like "Why Stocks Are Undoubtedly Experiencing a Massive…
Chart of the Day: Stops on Treasuries
The chart of the 30 Year Treasury futures shows an important formation. First, we are short Treasuries, (in my published research) and have been for a while; the trade has…
Chart of the Day: Not a Bubble
The media, both major and social, seems to be filled with people proclaiming that stocks are in a bubble. Bubbles do occur, but the current market shows no signs of…
Week 3 of the Course
[dc]W[/dc]eek three of the course is now live. You can access it from the main page for the Course, which is here. This week is a very information-heavy week, so…
Chart of the Day: Global Relative Strength
Two ideas to think about today: First, there are many ways to track relative strength. One of the simplest is just to look at returns (returns are simply a way…
Chart of the Day: Sector Analysis
I find it useful to drill down into each major sector and look at the behavior of individual names. One way to do this (and one I highly recommend) is…
Chart of the Day: S&P 500 Swings
Swing charts can clarify structure and eliminate noise. This is a daily chart of the S&P 500 (cash index) with our AlgoSwings® indicator applied on two timeframes. This tool does…
Course Update
[dc]I[/dc] want to take a moment today to share a bit about the trading course I am creating. For those of you who someone have escaped my barrage of tweets…
Chart of the Day: Gold
I am deeply suspicious of most indicators, most of the time. Indicators (with a few exceptions) reprocess the same open, high, low, close, and maybe volume data, and present it…
Chart of the Day: XLY/SPY Spread
Do you trade spreads? If not, you might ask yourself why not. This is a longer-term chart of the performance of Consumer Discretionary stocks (XLY) relative to the broad market…
Fibonacci Conclusions (2/2)
[dc]T[/dc]oday I want to continue from last week's post on Fibonacci ratios, and wrap up with a few thoughts and conclusions. That post was very heavy on data and charts,…
Reader’s Questions: Why Make a Course?
Andy asks "Why are you doing a free course? Won't that take away from your edge as a trader and maybe things will stop working? Has it already stopped working?…
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