This is a guest post from Peter Churchouse of Stansberry Churchouse Research, an independent investment research company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that delivers investment insight on Asia and around the world. This post originally posted at “What this indicator is saying about Chinese stocks now” and is republished here with permission. In August of 2014, […]
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This is a guest post from Kim Iskyan, publisher of Stansberry Churchouse Research, an independent investment research company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that delivers investment insight on Asia and around the world. This post originally posted at “Why you need to act when an investment isn’t working out” and is republished here with permission.
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This is a guest post from Kim Iskyan, publisher of Stansberry Churchouse Research, an independent investment research company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that delivers investment insight on Asia and around the world. This post originally posted at “This is when a “bargain” will just get cheaper” and is republished here with permission. When you’re
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$SPY remains in a long term uptrend above all moving averages. $SPY has been in a trading range since March with $240 resistance and $231 support. The MACD contains to maintain a bullish crossover. Volatility declined last week as measured by the ATR. Resistance was tested on decreasing volume last week. 60.60 RSI is not overbought
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This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was posted originally at: Liquidity: The Most Important Fundamental and is posted here with permission. I’m sure you’ve heard analysts, financial pundits, and other babbling heads yabber on and on about how these markets don’t reflect the “fundamentals”. They’ve ranted non-stop about how the fundamentals prove that
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Tosses grenade, ducks for cover. “The Dividend Growth Myth” Testing Moving Averages On Popular Stocks & ETFs “Risk management based on normality is a loser’s game” – volatility targeting, i.e., cutting profits short. Is the USD Bull Market Over and What That Would Mean for Your Portfolio
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Nasdaq, adjusted for inflation, would need to be 7200 to reach the old 2000 peak, or 19% higher. https://t.co/XKm2FILcsO — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) April 27, 2017 We don't consume, we watch streaming video and take pictures of ourselves. That's the economy. https://t.co/uLkHDuO5G7 — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) April 28, 2017 My mentor use to
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This is a guest post from Kim Iskyan, publisher of Stansberry Churchouse Research, an independent investment research company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that delivers investment insight on Asia and around the world. This post originally posted here at Why investors should be happy – when consumers are not. It is republished here with permission.
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This is a Guest Post by: Colibri Trader @priceinaction. This article is used here with permission and originally appeared here on ColibriTrader.com. Chart patterns are one of the most effective trading tools for a trader. They are pure price-action, and form on the basis of underlying buying and selling pressure. Chart patterns have a proven track-record,
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This is a guest post from Kim Iskyan, publisher of Stansberry Churchouse Research, an independent investment research company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that delivers investment insight on Asia and around the world. This post originally posted at Why your portfolio should look like a Premier League team and is republished here with permission.
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