Month: April 2012

Market Trend Indicator Update (MTI)

The market is having a hard time making up its mind whether it is topping or resting. If you follow Doug Kass (@Dougkass) he will tell you that it is both – at least as far as I can tell from his hourly unjulation on either side of the argument.

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S&P 500 Target Price Outlook (Charting The Support)

The breakdown from the recent high on the S&P 500 has been rather slow and graceful. That is often seen as a good way to breakdown as there is a steady build of volume through time. In other words, it creates a solid area of support when (if) price can...

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TriggerPoint ALERTS! – The Rundown and Summary of ALERTS!

TriggerPoint Research memberships have been growing steadily and we are very excited about producing quality and timely ALERTS!. Over the last two weeks we had fewer ALERTS! than the prior period. This was partly due to the fact that market dynamics have been slowly changing. Despite this however, there were...

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ISM Index (Trends in Color) – What Do They Tell Us.

The ISM manufacturing Index released earlier in the week tell a somewhat different story than the reports that we had seen most recently. While many of the regions are doing okay, they are not lighting the world on fire. Yet, they are still (as the FED would say) expanding, on...

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