Article Archive For Keyword: Continues To

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• China Continues To Lead The Way

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...How the Shanghai Composite could signal a global stock market bottom.

AUTHOR: Mark RivestDATE: OCT 2015

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• Cisco Continues To Flow Down

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Cisco Systems appears to be facing more weakness in the near future.

AUTHOR: Chaitali MohileDATE: SEP 2010

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• DELL Continues to Hold Strong

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Despite weakness in the Nasdaq, Dell Inc. (DELL) remains within striking distance of its October high and shows good relative strength.

AUTHOR: Arthur HillDATE: JUL 2004

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• DJIA Diffusion Index Continues To Fall

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Dow Jones Industrial Average Diffusion Index indicates difficulty in the Dow pushing to new higher highs.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: MAR 2011

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• Microsoft Continues To Show Accumulation

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Strong Chaikin money flow and a bullish pattern point to higher prices for Microsoft.

AUTHOR: Arthur HillDATE: SEP 2006

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• NASDAQ 100 Continues To Outperform

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The NASDAQ 100 index is outperforming all of the other major broad market indexes by a wide margin. A closer look at one of this index's highest relative strength stocks reveals a series of bullish technical developments.

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: APR 2009

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• Reversed MACD System Continues To Perform

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The reversed MACD trading system, originally described in the March 2009 STOCKS & COMMODITIES, continues to perform well.

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: JUL 2010

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• Reversed MACD System Continues To Perform In NEM

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Back in April, we took a look at the performance of the reversed MACD trading system on shares of Newmont Mining. Here's a brief look at how the system has performed since then, using the same system parameters.

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: SEP 2010

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• The Volatility Index Continues To Point To Lower Stock Prices

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Despite last week's sharp correction in the equity market, current volatility levels do not indicate a significant bottom in the S&P 100.

AUTHOR: Kevin HopsonDATE: AUG 2004