Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Which is it? Overbought or Oversold?”
When it is clear that the market is going nowhere, it is best to "do the opposite" of what the
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Value is outperforming, but not really.”
It is widely agreed that value stocks have been outperforming growth stocks since the bear market started in January 2022
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Mind Over Markets–the Importance of Proper Mindset”
At the CMT Association's 2023 Annual Symposium in New York last week, I had the incredible opportunity to interview legendary
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Lullaby on Wall Street”
Its been 15 months since the S&P has hit a 12 month high. While this is clearly not good for
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Indices at Resistance & Diverging…Tactically Cautious”
The recent weakness in the three major S&P averages--500 large cap, 400 mid cap, and 600 small cap--was adequate enough
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Bulls Need Banks to Stabilize”
As I write this, I am sitting in an AirBnB in Florence Italy, home of one of the, if not
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Undeniably resilient on the surface, despite persistent turmoil beneath.”
The market has absorbed some pretty noteworthy events since the middle of last year, but you wouldn't know it by
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Underwater on a bet I hope to lose”
Suppose I was asked the following question: "Hey, Dave. If the 2nd largest bank failure in US history were to
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Win the crowd, and you’ll win your freedom.”
I can't recall who said it to me first...was it Walter Deemer, Ralph Acampora, Mark Dibble? But as the saying
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Fundamental Data vs Fundamental Opinions”
On the Philosophy tab of our website (here), there is a full discussion about the value of momentum and trend
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Dow Theory Quietly Getting Better”
Dow Theory, as first promulgated by Charles Dow, and later further articulated by Robert Rhea, rather sensibly suggests that if
Charting My Interruption (CMI): “Let Your Process Be Your Guide, Not Your Emotions”
Bear markets can be nasty because the dominant price trend is down (reflecting the market's informed view of the poor