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Dow Theory Update for October 4: Stocks close up. Secondary reaction unchanged Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for October 4: Stocks close up. Secondary reaction unchanged

posted on: October 4, 2013

Precious metals remain anemic Let’s get started with our Dow Theory commentary for today on this blog. US Stocks The SPY, the Industrials and the Transports closed down.   The primary trend is bullish, as explained here, and more in-depth here.  The secondary trend was signaled as bearish yesterday, which amounts to a secondary reaction […]

Dow Theory Update for October 3: Secondary reaction for stocks announced today Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for October 3: Secondary reaction for stocks announced today

posted on: October 3, 2013

The primary trend remains bullish, though. Let’s get started with our Dow Theory commentary for today. US Stocks The SPY, the Industrials and the Transports closed down. The primary trend is bullish, as explained here, and more in-depth here. The secondary trend has been signaled as bearish today, which amounts to a secondary reaction against […]

Dow Theory Update for October 2: Stocks close down but refuse to make lower lows Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for October 2: Stocks close down but refuse to make lower lows

posted on: October 2, 2013

Richard Russell might be on to something Richard Russell, of the “Dow Theory Letters” brought our attention to the “broadening formation” that is becoming apparent in the Dow Industrials. The broadening formation is made of five ways: three ways up and two corrective ways down. The chart below (weekly chart of the Industrials since 1997) […]

Dow Theory Update for October 1: Precious metals flirt with disaster Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for October 1: Precious metals flirt with disaster

posted on: October 1, 2013

And trends remain unchanged US Stocks The SPY, the Industrials and the Transports closed up. The primary trend is bullish, as explained here, and more in-depth here. The secondary trend is also bullish for the reasons explained here, even though if the current pullback extends its decline it could turn soon bearish. Today’s volume was […]

Dow Theory Update for September 30: After my brief hiatus, nothing changed Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for September 30: After my brief hiatus, nothing changed

posted on: September 30, 2013

Primary and secondary trends remain unchanged After four trading days of absence, and now with a somewhat less congested schedule, here I am again, ready to analyze the markets under the prism of the Dow Theory. The last four days did not result in any noteworthy Dow Theory event, which accounted for my silence. Accordingly, […]

Warning: During the rest of this week, it is likely that I will not be able to post Continue Reading

Warning: During the rest of this week, it is likely that I will not be able to post

posted on: September 24, 2013

  Dear readers of this Dow Theory blog. Due to a busy schedule, I fear I am not going to be able to post my daily commentary. Only if I saw a change in primary trends, then I’d endeavor to find time to provide you with an update. Otherwise, “no news good news”. Sincerely, The […]

Dow Theory Update for September 23: Deflationary day Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for September 23: Deflationary day

posted on: September 23, 2013

  No change in trends. Last weekend I posted this article which makes clear the beauty of the Dow Theory at keeping drawdowns and losses under control. You can read it here. US Stocks The SPY, the Industrials and the Transports closed down. The primary trend is bullish, as explained here, and more in-depth here. […]

Dow Theory Special issue: Visualising drawdowns Continue Reading

Dow Theory Special issue: Visualising drawdowns

posted on: September 21, 2013

Buy and hold versus Schannep’s Dow Theory An image is worth than thousand words. I have profusely written on this blog about the excellent job Schannep’s Dow Theory does at containing losses. Well, today I won’t give stats. Just three charts (created by courtesy of TradeStation ®) which are self-revealing. The first chart is the […]

Dow Theory Update for September 20: Stocks closed down on high volume Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for September 20: Stocks closed down on high volume

posted on: September 20, 2013

 Trends unchanged Let’s get started with our Dow Theory commentary on this blog for today. US Stocks The SPY, the Industrials and the Transports closed down. The primary trend is bullish, as explained here, and more in-depth here. The secondary trend is also bullish for the reasons explained here. Today’s volume was higher than yesterday’s, […]

Dow Theory Update for September 19: Stocks take a breather Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for September 19: Stocks take a breather

posted on: September 19, 2013

 Trend unchanged Is a new secular bull market born? This is what Dave Moenning thinks, albeit he cautions that in “real time” it is very difficult to tell whether the secular tide has turned bullish. Dave has penned on “Seeking Alpha” and article that is worth reading. He is an old timer and shrewd enough […]

Dow Theory Update for September 18: Primary bull market for stocks reconfirmed Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for September 18: Primary bull market for stocks reconfirmed

posted on: September 18, 2013

 Precious metals seem to escape, at temporarily, danger area Today there are Dow Theory relevant news. Let’s get started with today’s Dow Theory commentary on this blog. US Stocks The SPY, the Industrials and Transports closed up. The Industrials and Transports broke out the previous primary bull market closing highs of 08/02 and 08/01 respectively. […]

Dow Theory Update for September 17: The SPY makes a higher closing high unconfirmed Continue Reading

Dow Theory Update for September 17: The SPY makes a higher closing high unconfirmed

posted on: September 17, 2013

Precious metals: Either consolidating or preparing for the next leg down Debunking value measures Dorsey Wright has penned another great article. This time on the elusiveness of determining value. While easy on the surface, determining value gets tricky, and, hence, the investor can commit grave mistakes when investing for the long haul based on value […]

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