The Chart of the Day… Chart comes courtesy of RogueTraderette.com and it offers a perfect comparison of what QE does to a country that employs it (USA) versus one that does not (Australian Market). Now you see how artificially inflated our market currently is. Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: What goes
The last time the markets became this difficult to time using the SharePlanner Reversal Indicator came on the heels of the Fed’s Quantitative Easing 2 (QE2). Now again we are getting various reversal signals before and after the QE3 announcement , and what you have is a perfect example of why federal centralized planning is a
The Chart of the Day…  Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: While the market was up overall on the day, there was some real gomers in the S&P – particularly in Health-care. Telecom showed some weakness as well with VZ and T. Throw Consumer Goods and Utilities in as two
The Chart of the Day…  Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: Consumer goods had some pretty noticable rough spots in PM, RAI, PEP, DF, LO, and MO Utilities lagged all together. Tech was lifted by the Apple iPhone 5 unveiling.Â
I have to say, that the latest rendition of the SPRI has me thinking strongly of adding a few hedge/short positions to counter-balance my portfolio some. I’m sitting on some nice gains on all my positions and the ones like Amazon.com (AMZN) that is way outside its Bollinger Bands are also opportunities that I’m
The Chart of the Day…   Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: WAG, AIG PPL LO & RAI: If you can’t finish higher on a day like today – you’ve got issues. Financials followed by Tech went completely bonkers today.Â
The Chart of the Day… A picture is worth a 1,000 words… Chart found on a pretty cool site called SocialTrade.com Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: More green popping  up on the grid then what we’ve seen lately. Healthcare showed respectable strength. Utilities, Financials, and Basic Materials held the market
Due to being on vacation over the Labor Day holiday, I wasn’t able to post an updated SPRI. However, when reading it today, you can see where we are possibly reversing now to the downside, but you also have to remember that because I am posting this on a Tuesday, it is only showing you
The Chart of the Day… From one of the SharePlanner’s regular contributors – and for the elliot wave theorists too.  Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: I’d say that the S&P for the most part had a shadow of bearishness cast over it today. Basic Materials recovered nicely… and consumer
The Chart of the Day… I’ve been following Copper lately as a gauge on the market’s health – this chart shows a decisively bearish divergence. From SocialTrade.com  Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: The source of today’s afternoon sell-off? Try Basic Materials, Technology and Industrials They should consider making