Charting Stocks

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 both closed below their 2002 lows.
ChartingStocks.net wrote in our 2009 forecast, contrary to Wall St consensus,  that we expect the Dow Jones to breach the 6,000 level this year and touch upon 5,800. The risk to our outlook would have come if the Dow Jones was [...]

The 2008 US dollar rally is losing steam and may be coming to an end. I know that the run up in the currency left many in the financial world scratching their heads. How can the currency of a collapsing economy strengthen? Why, when trillions of new dollars are being created out of thin air, [...]

News Flash! Recession Started a Year Ago Says NBER

It must be exciting to be an economist at NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) who just recently announced that the US has been in a recession for a year. I wish I could find a job which entails telling people what happened in the stock market [...]

February 26, 2007
There’s an old saying on Wall Street–”Where the broker-dealers go, so goes the market.”
After a day of heavy selling pressure, the AMEX broker-dealer index broke below the 50 day moving average. This is not a good sign for the health of the market.
Below we see the index breaking down after todays trading.

The following [...]

Charting Stocks Weekly Update
Negative divergence has been present in the major average for the past couple of months. Meaning that while the price action of the major averages have been moving higher, some of their respective indicators have been moving in the opposite direction (lower). In a true uptrend, you’d like to see [...]

January 1, 2007
Charting Stocks 2007 Outlook:
The case for a Stock Market decline in 2007
-Contraction of the manufacturing sector: Usually precedes a recession
-Auto production declining by more than 10%: Usually precedes a recession.
-The collapsing real estate market: Public Home Builders report record cancellations. KB Homes 53% of orders were cancelled in 2006. Pulte Homes 36%, [...]