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Oil Clings to Key Level as Coronavirus Adds to Bearishness in Energy Sector

Oil Clings to Key Level as Coronavirus Adds to Bearishness in Energy Sector

David Russell - 0
Coronavirus has caused a lot of fear in the market, and it comes at an especially bad time for the energy sector.
Charting the Market Educational Series

A Swing Trader’s Guide to Buying the Dip

Andrew Rocco - 0
Swing trading is one of the more popular techniques for investors in the stock market. It combines powerful tools for risk...

From Bear to Bull in a Few Months: Charting Tesla’s Stunning U-Turn

Andrew Rocco - 0
Never argue with price action. Look no further than Tesla for an example of why traders love technical analysis.
Should This Industry Replace Transports in Dow Theory?

Should This Industry Replace Transports in Dow Theory?

David Russell - 0
Something weird is happening in the market: Transportation stocks are dead in the water as almost everything else rallies.
TradeStation Deepens TradingView Ties With Matrix Functionality

TradeStation Deepens TradingView Ties With Matrix Functionality

David Russell - 0
TradeStation's integration with TradingView just deepened thanks to a big technology upgrade. Clients linking their brokerage accounts to the...
Stocks Crashed Yesterday. How Serious Is It?

Stocks Fell Yesterday. How Serious Is It?

David Russell - 0
Stocks just had their sharpest drop in a couple of months. What should we make of it? The first...
Deja Vu for the Bulls? These Two S&P 500 Charts Look Almost Identical

Deja Vu for the Bulls? These Two S&P 500 Charts Look Very Similar

David Russell - 0
The S&P 500 flew to new highs last week, and its technical patterns strongly resemble an earlier breakout. First,...
Are the Bulls in Charge as the S&P 500 Closes at a New Record High?

Are the Bulls in Charge as the S&P 500 Closes at a New Record...

David Russell - 0
The S&P 500 just closed at a new record high, but is this breakout for real? Let's consider the bigger picture.
Charting the Market Educational Series

Relative Strength: Follow the Leader

Andrew Rocco - 0
There are thousands of stocks in the market, and dozens -- if not hundreds -- of industries. You can study them everyday...

Gold Miners Seem to Struggle as Fear Bubble Deflates

David Russell - 0
Gold miners rallied hard over the summer, but now face a potentially big test. The Market Vectors Gold Miners...
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