Declan Fallon runs a market commentary blog at Markets.fallondpicks.com, and is a contributor to TalkMarkets and Seeking Alpha. He previously contributed to the Motley Fool. Declan Fallon is also a UI/UX Dashboard Designer for ... more
Declan Fallon runs a market commentary blog at Markets.fallondpicks.com, and is a contributor to TalkMarkets and Seeking Alpha. He previously contributed to the Motley Fool. Declan Fallon is also a UI/UX Dashboard Designer for First Derivatives/Kx Systems.
lessUI/UX Developer | |
Kx Systems | |
March 2015 - Present (6 years 2 months) | |
Front-end designer for business intelligence platforms covering financial market surveillance. |
Editor and Contributor | |
Fallondpicks | |
2005 - Present (16 years 5 months) | |
Analyzing market trends. Specialist in U.S. Markets and #sectorbreadth analysis. |
Senior Market Technician | |
ActivateClients | |
October 2012 - March 2015 (2 years 6 months) | |
Product specialist and marketing researcher. Improving dealer-client relationships by maximizing returns in the market. |
Community Director | |
Zignals | |
October 2007 - March 2015 (7 years 7 months) | |
Financial market technician and strategist. Social media and community development. |
Market Technician Association | |
Technical Analysis | |
2004 / 2007 | |
Completed level I, II, and III examinations for Chartered Market Technician (CMT) qualification |
National University of Ireland, Maynooth | |
Ph.D., | |
1993 / 1998 | |
Nematology |
Trinity College Dublin | |
B.A. | |
1989 / 1993 | |
Zoology |
Latest Comments
Tech Indices Breakout
At some point, semiconductors will emerge from the doldrums. Sure, Semis could take a big haircut: the Philly index is up 350% from its 2009 low (ahead of the 285% gain for the S&P), yet still well off its highs. But to look for a 'lucky if prices only drop 50%,' misses what a canary-in-the-mine sector like Semis has done in a weak economic environment.
Higher Volume Selling, And Bearish Engulfing Pattern In Russell 2000 And Semiconductor Index
Daily Market Commentary: Semiconductors Advance
S&P Disappoints, But Nasdaq And Russell 2000 Play To Form