Chart Watching + Does Stock Market History Rhyme, Repeat Or Not Matter?

The podcast discusses the current market sentiment and the need for investors to adapt and react to market conditions, with a focus on potential market history rhyming and the importance of chart analysis for trading decisions.

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8/28/2023

Sentiment Speaks: The Market Is Simply Getting It Wrong

The author expresses confusion and skepticism about the multitude of factors that investors consider when trying to predict stock market movements, emphasizing the importance of simplicity and sticking to a consistent process. They provide their own analysis and parameters for the market in the coming weeks.

8/28/2023

Markets Await Economic Data After Powell's Friday Speech; Equities Rise Monday

Markets are anticipating economic data following Powell's speech, leading to a rise in equities.

9/3/2023

New all-time highs are coming next year as a multi-year bull market rally kicks off, a veteran chartmaster says — and these 5 leading sectors look ready to dominate

Veteran technical analyst David Lundgren predicts an extended rally for US stocks and identifies the five sectors that will lead the rebound: consumer discretionary, energy, industrials, materials, and technology. Lundgren believes that studying chart patterns is a proven way to predict future market movements and emphasizes the importance of fundamental trends in driving strong price trends. Rather than investing in ETFs, Lundgren prefers selecting individual stocks in the mentioned sectors.

9/10/2023

Stocks Struggle as Recession Fears Persist Despite Decent Growth

Stocks have been languishing recently as the positive sentiment around the "Goldilocks economy" fades, with market psychology and lingering negativity among investors being contributing factors.

9/14/2023

Sentiment Surveys Better at Predicting Market Bottoms Than Tops

Investor sentiment can be useful in identifying market bottoms, as elevated bearish sentiment often coincides with market bottoms, while professionals tend to have low equity exposure during bear markets; however, the same sentiment indicators are not as reliable in identifying market tops, as bullish sentiment can be average or even high at market tops.

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Posted 8/22/2023, 6:30:00 PM

Chart Watching + Does Stock Market History Rhyme, Repeat Or Not Matter?

seekingalpha.com

Relevant topic timeline:

8/28/2023

Sentiment Speaks: The Market Is Simply Getting It Wrong

8/28/2023

Markets Await Economic Data After Powell's Friday Speech; Equities Rise Monday

Markets are anticipating economic data following Powell's speech, leading to a rise in equities.

9/3/2023

New all-time highs are coming next year as a multi-year bull market rally kicks off, a veteran chartmaster says — and these 5 leading sectors look ready to dominate

9/10/2023

Stocks Struggle as Recession Fears Persist Despite Decent Growth

Stocks have been languishing recently as the positive sentiment around the "Goldilocks economy" fades, with market psychology and lingering negativity among investors being contributing factors.

9/14/2023

Sentiment Surveys Better at Predicting Market Bottoms Than Tops