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Michele "Mish" Schneider is the Director of Trading Education & Research for MarketGauge. She provides in-depth trader training as the market analyst, writer and host of Mish's Market Minute, contributes to several online trading publications and ...more

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Can Commodity Prices Rise?
USCI is holding the 50-DMA thus far, a move back over 39.00 would indicate perkiness. On the other hand, DBA looks abysmal right now.
Is RIP A Market ETF?
Weak small caps and Transportation combined will statistically lead to selling everywhere.
Lifting The Market Bulls Like A Fallen Boulder
Nasdaq and many names within the QQQs index had fun today.
Two Sectors, Same Family - One Grew Much Bigger
We surmise that IWM represents the supply side, while Transportation represents the demand side. Up until this past week, IYT or demand was outperforming IWM or supply. What might this inversion, or supply outperforming demand, mean for the market?
Tran=Transition: How Transportation Helps Us See
Combing the technical signal in the Transportation sector IYT​, along with the classic inside day in the S&P 500 and the Dow, is exciting to tech nerds like Tran (and me.)
Is The Market Spiraling Towards Death Or Rebirth?
Did this relatively shallow selloff create enough of a spiral to bring the market to new life?
Nasty Potential Topping Pattern In The Four Indices
If a picture of the Russell 2000 says 2000 words, then today’s potential topping pattern could say a lot more.
Dissecting The United States Commodity Index Fund
Commodities, even with the huge rally in equities, remain my major focus for 2019. Here is why...
Is The Economy Like A Skeleton Wearing A Bowler Hat?
With concerns over China and global growth, the Fed took a dovish stance in today’s released FOMC minutes. They want to exercise patience to see what the U.S. economy has in store for the second half of 2019.
Fresh Supply Is Limited While Demand Is High
As we begin the shortened week, three of the four indices are in accumulation phases on the daily chart, which means, they cleared their 200 daily moving averages.
Is The Market Like A Rose In A Bubble?
The global economy, including China and Europe, has shown signs of a downturn. The U.S. just saw weak retail sales numbers. That is on top of lower business and consumer sentiment.
Can Granddad Russell 2000 Hold Onto The Bucking Bull?
The Russell 2000 is all about manufacturing and supply in the United States. In terms of performance compared to the other 3 indices, it too is a laggard.
Market Snoozes, But Keep Your Tools Close By
It was a choppy session today, which given where the indices sit on the both the Daily and Weekly charts, makes sense.
The Year Of The Pig Sidles Up To The Market Bears
So many conflicting signals flying around. Lower interest rates, a stronger dollar, the border wall and the government potentially shutting down, postponed talks with China on the tariffs and an economic slowdown in the global economy.
Market Bears Wait For The Fall From The Wall
With a market up 17% from the December lows, many, including myself, are left wondering if we should still consider this a dead cat bounce or the foundation for a melt up.
Weekly Charts On Major Sector ETFs
Put it all together, this is not a buy and hold market, and definitely not at these levels. Enjoy the ride, but tighten the stops and think a lot about risk/reward before going long.
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