February 20, 2003

Cisco Systems -- Koos van der Merwe

At the height of the tech boom, a stalwart of technical analysis, Gail Dudack, stated in a CNBC interview that Cisco Systems was her best indicator as to the direction of the technology market sector....(more)

February 18, 2003

A Trader Catches A Bottom Reversal On The S&P 500 -- Gary Grosschadl

Catching tops and bottoms is difficult but can be rewarding/punishing depending on the outcome....(more)

General Electric Double Bottom Attempt Could Be Tradable -- Gary Grosschadl

With the markets looking to make a possible reversal, this General Electric Co. (GE) chart looks like a good time to try a double bottom attempt....(more)

A Bottom in Grains? -- David Penn

A diamond bottom in corn and a developing head and shoulders bottom in wheat suggest near-term higher prices for grains....(more)

February 13, 2003

Telus Corp. May Be Building Another Head & Shoulders Pattern -- Gary Grosschadl

It is too early to call a head and shoulders top, but the placement of the usually relevant 200-period EMA (exponential moving average) makes this a distinct possibility going forward. In the meantime...(more)

A Look at LOOK's Complex Chart Pattern -- Koos van der Merwe

LookSmart (LOOK) is a search engine that is one of the few Internet companies that are showing a profit. Their price has moved up strongly from $0.79 in October to above $3.00 today. Is it worth buyin...(more)

February 11, 2003

Fibonacci and Fifth Waves -- David Penn

When does an Elliott fifth wave end? Often, when a Fibonacci ratio says so....(more)

February 10, 2003

Spinnaker Exploration Still Looks Poised For New Lows -- Kevin Hopson

Spinnaker Exploration (SKE) continues to be stuck in a long-term downtrend. Given the recent break of support at the $20.00 level and weakening technicals, the stock is still on course to hit new lows...(more)

Elliott Wave and the Dow -- Koos van der Merwe

In my article, "The Nasdaq: Elliott Wave and Kondratieff" (Traders.com Advantage, November 19, 2002), I explained where I believed the Nasdaq was heading, concluding that the Nasdaq was in a B-WAVE up...(more)

February 07, 2003

Airline Index Testing a Bottom Hammer -- Gary Grosschadl

A previous pattern has come into play again as this index tries for another bounce up via the recent bottom hammer....(more)

February 06, 2003

Which Way Is The Nasdaq Headed? -- Dennis D. Peterson

A descending right triangle seems to have formed....(more)

February 05, 2003

Is Harley Running Out of Gas? -- Gary Grosschadl

Harley Davidson has had quite a ride but now the charts are suggesting share prices may be headed "down the highway."...(more)

A Look at Spiders Using the Red/Green Strategy -- Koos van der Merwe

SPIDERS (SPY) or SPDRs are the first index shares created by Amex and introduced in 1993. They are Standard & Poor's Depository Receipts and as such, reflect the movement of the S&P Index. They trad...(more)

February 04, 2003

Is the FTSE Trying to Tell Us Something? -- Matt Blackman

The study of intermarket analysis tells us that global indexes tend to follow one another. At times they diverge but eventually they align. With that in mind, there are a few things that the FTSE may ...(more)

February 03, 2003

Has Lumber Bottomed? -- David Penn

Bump-and-run reversal or set up for a head and shoulders bottom ... the lumber bear market appears to be ending....(more)

Patterson's Channel Breakout Indicates Higher Prices in the Near-Term -- Kevin Hopson

Patterson-UTI Energy, Inc. (PTEN) had been stuck in a trading range most of January. Now that the stock has broken above the upper channel line, higher prices should prevail....(more)

January 30, 2003

VIX Topping Out Soon May Mean Market Bounce -- Gary Grosschadl

The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index is used by stock and options traders to monitor the market's anxiety level. There is an inverse relationship to market direction. Generally when one...(more)

A THIRD Take on March Sugar's Top -- David Penn

A failed 2B test of top and a severe trendline break suggested sugar was headed lower. But somebody forgot to tell sugar....(more)

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