Opinion: by Mark Hulbert
The Dow Theory is the oldest stock-market timing system in widespread use today. Its popularity is reason alone to pay close attention, and also because its long-term track record is enviable. Read more HERE.
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The Dow Theory is the oldest stock-market timing system in widespread use today. Its popularity is reason alone to pay close attention, and also because its long-term track record is enviable. Read more HERE.
Mark Hulbert of MarketWatch: One adviser who accepted my challenge to come up with better criteria (to define the precise days on which past bull markets began and ended) was Jack Schannep, editor of TheDowTheory.com advisory service. Read the article HERE.
USA TODAY MONEY quotes Jack Schannep, editor of TheDowTheory.com, one of the country’s leading Dow Theorists, put it this way: “The genius of investing is recognizing the direction of the trend — not catching the highs or the lows.” Read the article HERE.
The Telegraph of London quotes “Jack Schannep, author of Dow Theory for the 21st Century, there are some key theories that have to be accepted to successfully apply the process.” DJIA: 22,997 Read the article HERE
Mark Hulbert of MarketWatch: For the first time in over three years, each of the three major Dow stock market averages has just hit a new all-time high. These joint new highs are “very encouraging.” DJIA 22,405 Read the article HERE.
Mark Hulbert of MarketWatch noticed, as we did and told our subscribers in an email sent two days earlier! DJIA 21,637 Read the article HERE.
Mark Hulbert of MarketWatch: One of the geniuses of the Dow Theory is that it counsels against overreacting to every cloud on that horizon. DJIA 20,453 Read the article HERE.
Mark Hulbert of MarketWatch: The Transports have been the stronger of the two benchmarks, and it is widely considered to be a leading economic indicator. Read the article HERE.
There has been renewed interest in the Dow Theory since Jack Schannep presented his research to the Market Technicians Association that showed Dow Theory produced an excess return of 1.5% per year (from 1953 thru 2011) versus a buy and hold strategy. His presentation attracted a whole new generation of Dow Theory enthusiasts. Read […]
Steve Reitmeister of Zacks Investment Research in his Trading Alert Commentary identified our August 1st 2016 Newsletter as one of “3 fairly bearish articles that made me want to pause just a bit and realize that the bears are not done”. Read the emailed article HERE
Mark Hulbert of MarketWatch: Despite equity indices near record highs, the Dow Theory remains bearish, and quotes Jack Schannep as to how that could turnaround. Read the article HERE
Mark Hulbert on MarketWatch describes well-known investing-newsletter editor Jack Schannep as the Dow Theorist monitored by the Hulbert Financial Digest with the best market timing record over the past decade. Read the article HERE