Since the advent of equity trading, investors have always tried to look for an edge in the markets, no matter how slight or seemingly spurious. It may surprise some investors to learn that the incomparable Charles Dow — whose innovative market research inspired the creation of the Dow Jones Industrial Average — originated the thesis that forms the backbone of the modern discipline of technical analysis.
The godfather of the markets would undoubtedly be amused that the entrance and particularly the exit of companies from the venerable Dow Jones index would become its own contrarian indicator.
A relatively new phenomenon labeled by some experts of the markets as the “index effect,” it proposes that the stock getting the boot from a major index — such as the Dow Jones — will eventually find greener pastures, many of them sooner rather than later. (more)
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by Dan Norcini
Trader Dan
Amidst
all the talk about “Grexit” ( are the rest of the readers as sick of
hearing about this as I am at this point?), one thing being overlooked,
especially by those who keep calling for some sort of rip roaring surge
higher in gold and silver, is the fact that crude oil is weakening.
In short, with many looking at the situation in Greece as
contributing to a hit on economic growth, and with the fact that China
is struggling, crude oil is moving lower as traders are concerned over a
SLOWDOWN IN DEMAND.
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