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Category Archives: Economic Indicators
Use Relative Strength to Identify Market Trends
Relative strength rotational strategies have a proven track record of success, but the potential uses of relative strength extend much further than security selection. One of my favorite techniques is to use the relative strength of two different indices, futures … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Indicators, Futures, In-Depth Article, Market Breadth, Market Commentary, Market Timing, Relative Strength, Technical Analysis
Tagged advance decline line, divergence, futures, market breadth, market cycles, market timing, market timing with relative strength, relative strength, technical analysis
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A Very Bad Week for the Market
I have been focusing on providing a series of in-depth, educational articles to provide a foundation for future commentary, but the economic news was so bad last week that I felt compelled to address the current market environment. The following … Continue reading
A More Efficient Relative Strength Indicator
Relative strength investing has a proven track record of success. Most traders have heard the term, but know very little about developing or trading strategies based on relative strength. The concept is simple: buy the strongest securities and sell the … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Indicators, In-Depth Article, Market Breadth, Market Timing, Options, Relative Strength, Stocks & ETFs, SWAMI Charts, Technical Analysis
Tagged AD, advance decline line, Economic Indicator, Enhanced SWAMI chart, ETFs, market breadth, market timing, oscillator, relative strength, Russell 2000, stocks, Swami, SWAMI Charts
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The Secret Weapon of Technical Analysis
The vast majority of technical indicators perform a computation on the price or volume of an individual security. While these indicators can provide valuable insights, most traders ignore the most effective type of technical indicators.
Posted in Economic Indicators, In-Depth Article, Market Timing, Risk Management, Strategy Development, Technical Analysis
Tagged advance decline line, market breadth, market cycle, market reversal, moving average, overbought, oversold, percent bullish, technical analysis, trend following
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More Weak US Economic Data Last Week
The US economic news continued to deteriorate last week, but the market was focused exclusively on the Greek vote and failed to acknowledge the latest economic developments. The following post provides an overview of the major economic releases from last … Continue reading →