Mar 19 – Today, on Financial Sense Newshour, Frank Barbera explains what moved the markets this week. Erin Swenlin at Decision Point gives her technical outlook on stocks, bonds, and various asset classes, including the one area...
Oct 16 – In today's edition of the Financial Sense Newshour, Ryan Puplava gives this week's market wrap-up before speaking with Decision Point's Erin Swenlin to get an update on her technical outlook for the market. Next, in our Smart Macro segment...
Aug 21 – In today's Financial Sense Newshour, Ryan Puplava gives this week's market wrap-up; Erin Swenlin discusses the technical outlook for stocks, various sectors, and assets; Danielle DiMartino Booth says it's fairly undisputed we're in a bubble...
Jun 5 – Erin Swenlin tells listeners to expect volatility and choppy markets ahead. Frank Holmes covers higher gold prices and a secular run in bullion and silver. In a special edition segment of the Big Picture, Moody's Analytics Ryan Sweet discusses a post-COVID-19 recovery...
Feb 14 – Ryan Puplava gives the market wrap-up for this week, Erin Swenlin at DecisionPoint.com tells Financial Sense Newshour that her indicators are all on buy signals except for one important area, and Dan Steffens discusses the sell-off in energy...
Nov 1 – Ryan Puplava gives this week's market wrap. Then Erin Swenlin shares her technical analysis of the markets and explains why her weekly indicators have turned positive. Then Bloomberg's Mike McGlone joins the program and discusses gold...
Aug 23 – Cris Sheridan gives this week's market wrap-up, Erin Swenlin says she expects new all-time highs before the end of the year but with a lot of volatility, and Kathy Fettke says there's no major housing market crash ahead as low inventories continue...
Mar 20 – FS Insider speaks with Erin Swenlin, senior technical analyst at StockCharts.com, to discuss her outlook on the S&P 500, the Dow, gold, oil, bonds, and the dollar. Erin also explains the message coming from...
Apr 4 – FS Insider interviews Erin Swenlin, Senior Technical Analyst at StockCharts.com, on the market’s make-or-break moment as we are now trading around a number of key technical levels. Erin discusses her outlook on the S&P 500, the importance...
Sep 1 – Erin Swenlin of StockCharts.com goes in-depth with FS Insider discussing Decision Point’s technical outlook on the US stock market, gold, oil, and more. Erin also explains the use of technical buy and sell signals, how technicians...
Price is consolidating sideways and unfortunately it results in our indicators having tremors. With jittery daily indicator readings, we have to look at the trend and all of the indicators are trending lower, giving the impression there isn't much steam building to power a rally.
The market continued to amble along sideways, not making any significant move, likely in anticipation of the Fed meeting minutes and economic reports, particularly Q2 GDP, that will be released tomorrow.
We can't read too much into this week's trading action, but in the short term the market looks weak and short-term indicators have topped and are overbought. No point in making any serious investment decisions until trading gets back to 'normal' next week.
The market is short-term bullish given that ultra-short-term indicators just hit climactic readings as price is starting to come out of a bottom, and there was the execution of the bullish double-bottom pattern. The apple cart could be upset if the Fed announces tapering or ending its bond buying program tomorrow after its meeting.
The big news today is that the DJIA closed on an all-time high, moving past the high from October 2007. The SPX, like the DJIA, opened higher and then spent the rest of the day digesting the move.
The market continued to defy gravity and overbought conditions, closing on a new 5-year high. I didn't find any significant headlines to pin today's rally on; it seems the bull is just indefatigable and at this point, big news isn't needed for the market to continue higher.
The market is short-term overbought and price has topped. Intermediate-term is looking more bearish than before due to a combination of problems that include indicator tops below EMAs and negative divergences. This leaves the market vulnerable...
Ultra-short-term we see a bullish ascending triangle. Support at the 1400 level is holding steady. Short-term indicators are no longer overbought and will better absorb a rally. The tide is turning positive with the signal table beginning to flip to BUY signals.
