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What the 'Fear Index' is Saying About Stocks

A quick look at one of our favourite indicators shows investors are feeling more confident about the outlook for stock markets. The chart shows the Chicago Board Options Exchange’s volatility index or VIX (red line) versus the S&P 500 Index (blue line) for the ...
Read More | Date 07/05/2009
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Have We Hit A Bottom? Not Quite

So, as global stock markets rally at the prospect of sharp interest rate cuts, have we found a bottom? I don’t think so. Capitulation. That’s what we are looking for...and I don’t think we are there yet. Capitulation happens when investors completely give up on ...
Read More | Date 29/10/2008
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The Dow's Double-Bottom Break

Double bottom breakouts occur where a market finds support at a previous low, and breaks back above previous resistance. In the Dow Jones hourly chart above we can see the lows that held on 10th and 17th of March; the question now is can we confirm and hold ...
Read More | Date 20/03/2008
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Fibonacci Retracement Levels

After making long sustained moves in one direction, many markets retrace a part of the move before continuing on further. For example, if a stock increased from $5 to $10 and then slipped back 50%, this retracement would take it to $7.50 before it continued ...
Read More | Date 06/03/2008
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Determining Trends With Ichimoku Charts, Or Clouds

They are charts that provides at-a-glance equilibrium prices for specified securities. Ichimoku translates from Japanese into English as "one look". This charting technique was created by a Japanese newspaper writer. It analyses the mid-points of historical ...
Read More | Date 24/01/2008
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Chart Patterns In Bull And Bear Markets

Island Reversals They occur near end of a market move - it doesn't really matter whether it is up or down. All the price objectives are achieved, but prices leap forward at the last gasp. However the upward leap quickly fades and prices turn lower within a ...
Read More | Date 15/11/2007
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The Refresher Charting Course To Japanese Candlesticks

Re-lighting our Japanese Candlesticks In the 1700s a Japanese man named Homma, a trader in the rice market, developed a method to analyse rice contracts that became known as candlestick charting. Basically, what it does is display the high, low, open and ...
Read More | Date 08/11/2007
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Bollinger Bands Part II

Today’s teach-in: Bollinger Bands part II Last week we went through the basic mechanics of Bollinger bands. I thought this week we could look at them in a real live situation. Above you can see a chart of the FTSE 100 with the Bolly bands attached. Notice ...
Read More | Date 18/10/2007
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Charts Don't Lie: Textbook Examples Of The Real World

It always pleases me when I can point to practical, real world examples of what we have learned in our teach-ins. The fact that I've found three makes me feel especially smug. In the first instance we will look at the Hang Seng on October 3 (below), which ...
Read More | Date 11/10/2007
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Market Price Targets With Bollinger Bands

In a nutshell, the each of the two bands are placed two standard deviations above and below the moving 20-day average. The two standard deviations ensure that 95% of the price data will fall between the two trading bands. We use the upper and lower bands to ...
Read More | Date 11/10/2007
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