Hopefully, tomorrow brings us more news. Sincerely,The Dow Theorist
Richard Russell on valuations I have written in the past that I am very skeptical as to the yardsticks used in order to determine values. Among many reasons, I believe that using a fixed figure like PER>20 “expensive” is self-defeating as the total capital stock of the economy changes and the underlying rate of discount […]
Speaking theUnspeakable This is the title of the article penned by John Rekenthaler, Vice President of Research of Morningstar. So, what’s the Unspeakable? Answer: The validity of technical analysis as a legitimate investment tool. The article makes clear that technical investing, and particularily, momentum investing definitely tends to put investors on the right side of […]
And little time available= no Dow Theory commentary today Sincerely, The Dow Theorist
No time for lengthy posts today. Nonetheless, trends remain unchanged. Sincerely, The Dow Theorist
Gold and Silver remain caught in very tight range Let’s see what the Dow Theory has in store for us today. US Stocks The SPY and Industrials closed up, and the SPY made a higher high (unconfirmed). The Transports closed down. The Industrials and Transports should confirm soon, so that I don’t begin to […]
And, unless I see something important, no post tomorrow. Sincerely, The Dow Theorist
The Industrials finally break above the December 31 closing high Recently I wrote two times about the “coiling” of several markets. I said that the consolidation implies that a significant movement may be under gestation. You can find my two posts here and here. Well, it seems that Zero Hedges, a couple of days later, […]
“coiling” continues Let’s see what the Dow Theory has in store for us today. Not much. US Stocks The SPY, Industrials and Transports closed up. The higher highs made by the Transports remain unconfirmed for the time being. Remember that some days ago I noted that I saw not only lack of confirmation but also […]
After having posted some hours ago an article concerning interest rates and how I see them coiled, I have exhausted my time to post. Since trends (primary and secondary) remain unchanged, I refer to my latest Dow Theory market analysis, which you can find here: http://www.dowtheoryinvestment.com/2014/04/dow-theory-update-for-april-25-are.html Sincerely, The Dow Theorist
In my last post, I wrote about consolidations I see occurring in several markets. Well, let’s take a look at interest rates (TLT and IEF, the 20+ years and 7-10 years bonds ETFs, respectively). It will be a very cursory analysis, as my time remains in short supply. Here you have the vital chart which […]
Gold and Silver miners ETFs display remarkable strength I see the markets coiled. While this is not strict Dow Theory, and you know I am very adamant about departing from the Dow Theory, I see that many markets are in a no-man’s land and getting ready to make a big move (the issue is: […]
