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Rounded Reversal Forming Again on Intraday SP500 June 1

Here we go again – from the looks of it, price is forming another classic Rounded Reversal Pattern complete with negative divergences, which would forecast a retest of 1,040. Let’s see what levels to watch that would confirm or disconfirm that view from a chart perspective: (Click for full-size image) Quick commentary shows us the…

June 1 Market Action Shows Importance of Watching Overnight Sessions

If you’re a futures trader, or just watch the overnight/pre-market futures for guidance on what to expect for the trading day, then you’ve likely been thrown for a few loops the last few days. The futures will be sharply lower then right as the market opens, we’ll have a sudden surge higher… or vice versa…

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Price Percent Change Graphs of BP XOM and COP After Oil Spill

After a major incident involving the stock price of a particular company, it’s always interesting to take a look at competitor companies to see how the incident has affected the share prices of related companies. Did it have a similar affect across the whole sector… or was it contained to the price of one particular…

The Recent Contradictory Overnight Sessions and Daily Reversal

If you’ve been trading based on major headline news this week, you’ve been whipsawed so many times.  Even if you’ve been basing your daily bias off the opening gap, you’ve been whipsawed. The last few days have seen a massive contradiction in where the overnight session traded and how the actual daily trading session resolved….

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Will February SP500 Pattern Repeat and Show the Future?

One of my favorite things about technical analysis/charting is uncovering past patterns that resemble what’s happening right now in the market. Doing so allows for comparison to see if history is repeating, and if history repeats – or the pattern repeats – then we have a literal roadmap to the future.

This is also known as studying the structure or character of a market – in regard to repetition in behavior and supply/demand.

New FinViz Bubble Tool Chart

I just noticed that FinViz – which stands for “Financial Visualizations” – has added a new visualization for the day’s activity, called the Bubble Charts. It looks like a neat tool that allows you to see the day’s (or the week’s or month’s) top and bottom SP500 gainers, by percentage, RSI value, 52-week High/Low, or…