Since we launched Allstarcharts India in January, we’ve seen great traction and have gotten a lot of feedback and suggestions from our readers and subscribers. In fact, many of the ideas we’ve added to the platform and are currently working on have started from conversations with you all.
[Premium] Details For October 2018 Conference Call
This is the monthly conference call for Premium Members of All Star Charts. In this call we will discuss the global market environment and how to profit from it. As always, this will include Stocks, Interest Rates, Commodities and Currencies. The video of the call will be archived in the members section to re-watch any time and the PDF of the charts will be made available as well.
This month’s Conference Call will be held on Wednesday October 17th at 7PM ET. Here are the details for the call: [Read more…]
Canadian Chartbook Review
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
A major part of the thesis for higher prices in Canada was the breakout in Financials (and REITS) which represent roughly a third of the TSX Composite, however, over the last few weeks we’ve seen failed breakouts in many of these leading stocks.
In this post I’ll highlight some charts identified during my Chartbook update that describe the type of environment we’re in for Canadian stocks and why a more neutral stance appears appropriate. Given the correlation between equity markets around the world, I’d also encourage you to read some of our other free pieces about the US here, here, here, and here.
Investor’s Business Daily 50 Review
From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting
After last week’s move to the downside I figured there would be a lot of changes to the IBD 50, and there were, so I want to highlight the characteristics of some names that continue to hold up well.
What Does A Bearish JC Look Like?
Some of you guys have been reading my work for over a decade. But I understand there are many newer readers, so I think it’s important to address what’s going on here. I’ve been called a Permabull many times for over 2 years now, meaning that they believed I just always had a bullish bias towards stocks. The truth is that while so many were eager to pick a top during this entire rally, I was consistently bullish because the weight of the evidence pointed that way. This is no longer the case and our approach has had to adapt over the past week to a new environment.
We’re fortunate to have been accurate with our risk levels. As soon as Small-caps broke 169, things got bad. There was no reason to be in them for us if we were below that in $IWM. Large-caps broke our levels early this week and things got progressively worse after our prices were breached. That is why we set them. That’s the good news. The bad news is that I’m confident this is just the beginning.
I believe we are entering a period of what is, at the very least, a period of consolidation. I think we’re lucky if it’s another 2015. That wasn’t so bad and markets recovered quickly to begin one of the greatest runs in history. I hope you enjoyed it. [Read more…]
[Premium] These Are The Stocks We Want To Short
Here is a list of stocks we want to be shorting to profit from the new bearish stock market environment we’ve been in this month. I believe this type of market is here to stay and here’s how we can benefit: [Read more…]
No, I Don’t Think This Is The End Of The World
Is this 2008 all over again? 1987? 1929? I doubt it.
We’re not seeing any stress in credit, which is where the real problems start. In fact, some stocks and sectors are going up while others are going down. We’ve seen relative strength in Energy, Utilities and Consumer Staples. Remember, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a new all-time high just last week. It’s easy to forget right?
So what’s the problem? The problem is that we have failed breakouts in all of the major U.S. Indexes, and at the very least, it is going to take some time to resolve. The questions are: How long? and How low could we go? [Read more…]
[Premium] What It Would Take To Get Bullish U.S. Again
The way I see it, we’re either buying stocks at higher levels or we’re buying them at lower ones. If this is just a shake out and we take off from here, that’s fine. If we go lower, which is the higher probability, then it will take a series of positive divergences in breadth and momentum. All of the risk management levels we highlighted throughout September have been violated. That’s life.
Here are the levels we have identified as the most important moving forward: [Read more…]
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