I am an analyst and adviser who has covered all the major financial markets in the world: equities/stocks, currencies (FX), commodities, bonds/debts/fixed income (government/ sovereign treasuries and corporate credit spreads), interest rates and cryptos (digital currencies). Both cash (spot) and ...
moreI am an analyst and adviser who has covered all the major financial markets in the world: equities/stocks, currencies (FX), commodities, bonds/debts/fixed income (government/ sovereign treasuries and corporate credit spreads), interest rates and cryptos (digital currencies). Both cash (spot) and futures markets.
Today my focus is on analyzing the US and the Icelandic stock markets and trying to find and exploit short-term and long-term opportunities within the markets.
I offer clean or uncluttered price chart (visual) analysis with clear and concise commentary, which gives readers actionable ideas and guidance on where the price of the financial product (usually the stock index value or stock price) may be headed.
A price chart reflects the mood or sentiment among participants in the markets; analyzing price charts is therefore the analysis of human social psychology or crowd (herd, mass) behavior.
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Breakout In Value Line Geometric Index
Thanks for your comments. I want to offer clean or uncluttered price chart (visual) analysis with clear and concise commentary, which gives readers actionable ideas and guidance on where the price of the financial product (usually the stock index value or stock price) may be headed.
Marel's Stock Price Rebounding But Nearing An Important Inflection Point
To my knowledge, outside of Iceland the most liquid market for Marel´s stock price is Euronext, Amsterdam. Have you been doing this stuff for a long time?
Commodities And Rates Attempting Breakouts At The Same Time
Hi Chris, I enjoy reading your chart analysis. The analysis is usually clear and the charts clean (no indies etc.). I have seen you use log scale charts but it looks like you are using a linear scale on the two charts above and on the US dollar index chart you posted on seeitmarket.com (pls correct me if I am wrong). As you know, on long term charts diagonal/sloping trend lines look different on a log scale than on a linear scale. Rgds, Halli.
Market Outlook Sees Treasury Yields Continuing To Trend Higher
Good analysis. One pointer. I think the chart where you show both the 2y and the 10y yields should have the same scale, whether shown on one or two axes.