The Volatility Index ($VIX) is one of my key sentiment indicators and it has a history of accurately predicting corrections and bear markets. We’ve had neither without the VIX first clearing an important hurdle in the 17-20 range. Bear markets require a huge dose of fear and panic and the VIX acts as our stock market meteorologist – one that predicts major market storms as they’re approaching. Throughout this entire secular bull market, the S&P 500’s poor periods of performance have been marked by VIX readings above 20. Rather than repeat these results in this article, you can check out a Trading Places article that I wrote in November 2023, “What Are The Chances Of A Market Crash? This Indicator Says ZERO!” On recent Trading Places Live YouTube shows and in my regular emails to our EB.com members, I’ve consistently discussed the significant increase in risk that accompanies a VIX…
Over the past trading week, it was expected that while technical pullbacks in the markets may get extended, NIFTY…
We’ve been covering the signs of weakness for stocks, from the bearish divergences in March, to the mega-cap growth…
A tug-of-war with no clear winner—that’s what the stock market seemed to be playing this week. With a Fed…
We’ve been covering the signs of weakness for stocks, from the bearish divergences in March, to the mega-cap growth…
A tug-of-war with no clear winner—that’s what the stock market seemed to be playing this week. With a Fed…
In this edition of StockCharts TV‘s The Final Bar, Dave answers viewer questions on spotting downturns in daily vs. weekly charts,…
A tug-of-war with no clear winner—that’s what the stock market seemed to be playing this week. With a Fed…
Using technical indicators to identify stocks fundamentally undervalued but technically strengthening is a common practice. But, using indicators to…