by Trent Smalley, CMT | Mar 6, 2017 | Stock Market Analysis, Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Trends, stocks to buy, Technical Stock Market Analysis
Much Worse Than The Dot-Com Bubble According To This Chart (MarketWatch) 50 Most Promising Start Ups You’ve Never Heard Of (Bloomberg) Futures Slip After Trump’s Wiretap Accusation (Reuters) Millenials Grab $SNAP Shares (WSJ) Facebook Disables Well Known...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Mar 4, 2017 | Stock Market Analysis, Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Trends
You will be happy to know that the poor little tyke above with the “wonky” eye has had that little issue corrected. You didn’t think I set out to make fun of a toddler did you? Anyway, in a week where we saw a Snapchat IPO, a significant market...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Feb 24, 2017 | Stock Market Analysis, Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Trends, stocks to buy, Technical Stock Market Analysis, U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
Our friend over at Nanex, Eric Hunsader posted the following chart on his Twitter feed this morning: This shows the S&P 500 Futures the most down since midnight of any trading day so far in 2017. I monitor this chart in particular to get a sense of the overnight...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Feb 15, 2017 | Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Trends, Technical Stock Market Analysis, Uncategorized
Barron’s ran an article this past weekend entitled, “The End Of An Active Investing Era.” You can read the full article here: End of Active Investing. An excerpt from the article touches on the reason for the never before seen amount of capital...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Feb 14, 2017 | Stock Market Analysis, Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Trends, stocks to buy, Technical Stock Market Analysis
The IPO (Initial Public Offering) Market is one group of stocks that stays on my watch list year around. Because these are normally stocks issued by smaller, younger companies they carry with them a higher risk (and often a higher reward). These names haven’t...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Feb 6, 2017 | Stock Market Analysis, Stock Market Commentary, Stock Market Trends, stocks to buy, Technical Stock Market Analysis
When analyzing the chart of a stock you often will come across a gap, or an empty space where the stock made a significant move. These empty spaces occur between one trading session and the next due to a material event that affects the stock such as an earnings...
