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Rachel Dashiell, CFP, CMT

Rachel Dashiell, CFP, CMT

@RachelDashCS

Trader. Runner. Hiker. Chart lover. Market technician. Education coach @SchwabTrading & Contributor @SchwabNetwork Imp Disclosures: https://t.co/wYzhxp2xt6

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Rachel Dashiell, CFP, CMT@RachelDashCS·
Bull or Bear? Or maybe a better question: What does the weight of the evidence tell us? Here's what I use🚦 $SPX
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$ADM with a possible bull pennant pattern - flagpole roughly $8 *Not a recommendation
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The descending trendline resistance in $HAL makes the price formation look like a possible inverse head & shoulders pattern on the monthly Volume seemingly validating the possible pattern... Now waiting on the secular breakout to confirm *Not a recommendation @SchwabNetwork @SchwabTrading
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Tom McClellan
Tom McClellan@McClellanOsc·
The problem with doing this is the assumption that up and down are the same in the stock market. They are not. The stock market tends to make spiked bottoms and rounded tops. This is the opposite of gold, which makes spike tops and rounded bottoms. The reason why this happens has to do with the nature of panic. People panic out of stocks and into cash, hence the spike bottoms in stocks. But people panic out of cash and into gold, hence gold's spike tops. Different markets have different chart personalities. For this reason, charts for each type of market need to be interpreted with an understanding of that market. Interpretive principles do not generally transplant well from one type of market to another because of that difference in their inherent natures.
The Chart Report@TheChartReport

When in doubt, invert it out. These charts look like some nice bases when you flip them upside down. Read the full note in today's Morning Print. thechartreport.com/TheMorningPrin…

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SentimenTrader
SentimenTrader@sentimentrader·
Credit markets are flashing a warning, but not in the usual way. The cost of insuring against defaults hit a 9-month high while stocks remain near highs. Historically, this setup has been unstable: • Roughly half the time it led to sharp drawdowns • The rest saw either minor pullbacks or continued gains Risk doesn't disappear in these environments, it becomes asymmetric.
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Jason Goepfert@jasongoepfert

The bond market is getting twitchy. Over the past 20 years, when credit spreads blew out but the S&P 500 wasn't even beyond a pullback yet, it was 3-for-3 in bear markets. h/t @sentimentrader

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$COIN possible short-term double top or just a consolidation? *Not a recommendation
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J.C. Parets@JC_ParetsX·
Tell me how you really feel 👀
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$CSCO looks to be forming a possible head & shoulders pattern However, we haven't seen a notable increase in volume on the development in the possible right shoulder, which could invalidate the pattern... *Not a recommendation
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