Article Archive For Keyword: Toppy

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• All Ords Looking Toppy

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Australian All Ords Index ($AORD) has been one of the top performers over the last 12 months, but the index just met a major resistance level with slowing momentum.

AUTHOR: Arthur HillDATE: MAR 2004

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• Amazon Also Looking Toppy...

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...With January market weakness, a number of leading stocks look to be exhibiting topping chart patterns. Here's another one. What does it mean?

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: FEB 2014

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• Boeing Looks Toppy

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Boeing (BA) has bounced a few days ahead of the airline index and now finds itself challenging a previous top.

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: FEB 2004

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• Dell Looking Toppy

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Dell has risen nicely since it vaulted past $36.50 in early November, but now it's looking to retrace.

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: DEC 2004

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• GCAP Getting Toppy?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Shares of Gain Capital Holdings are moving up past a key mean-reversion indicator, one that suggests some profit-taking will soon manifest.

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: SEP 2013

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• INTC: Getting Toppy?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Shares of Intel Corp. gained 50% from early February to late August 2014 and are now vulnerable to a correction.

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: SEP 2014

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• Stocks Getting Toppy?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...There is an adage in the stock market that says the market is near a top when everybody is bullish. It is assumed that the bulls have already gone long, leaving very few buyers on the sidelines to do so later. So is this the case now with the S&P 500

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: FEB 2012

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• The Amex Computer Index Looks Toppy

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Amex Computer Index formed a head & shoulders reversal pattern over the last three months, and a neckline break at this point would be bearish.

AUTHOR: Arthur HillDATE: FEB 2007