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Yesterday we closed at a five-day high in SPY; today we closed at a five-day low. That's quite a reversal. I decided to consult the hist...

For those who have requested the link, here is the article on first hour patterns in trading . The relationship between the energy sector an...

On the Trader Performance blog , I recently posted an entry that looks at the process of defining and managing trade ideas from the perspect...

What I'm finding in the very large baskets of Speculative and Non-Speculative issues that I am tracking is that they are more predictive...

I've received quite a few emails regarding the last few entries dealing with lead-lag relationships between sectors/markets and the majo...

Here's another look at a market sector that has been exerting a lead relationship vis a vis the S&P 500 (SPY). It's the Broker-D...

I just finished an email to someone at a trading firm in which I tried to summarize the essence of trading psychology in a single post. Here...

It's about 9 AM Chicago time as I'm writing this. The QQQQ opened higher this AM, but SMH was down on the open and some size was hit...

Much of my recent research posted here and on the Trading Markets site has dealt with lead-lag relationships in the market: identifying sect...

This past week we saw the S&P 500 rise about 1.7% in a five day period. The performance of the Spec stocks was very similar. I decided t...

Continuing the investigations of the past couple of days, I redefined my Speculative and Non-Speculative stock universe to focus on larger c...

To follow up on the Speculative and Non-Speculative stock research from my last posting, I decided to look at up days in the S&P 500 (SP...

The best market indicators, I've found, are the ones that are the least picked over. I can pretty much assure you that if an indicator c...

Check out the Trading Markets site Friday AM; I should have a detailed article on this topic posted then. Over the past three sessions, we a...

In the past two days, the S&P 500 (SPY) has risen by over 1.4%, while the oil and gas stocks ($XOI) have dropped by over 1.26%. My thoug...

Readers of the Trading Psychology Weblog are familiar with the Demand/Supply measure, which is a proprietary indicator of momentum that I po...

This is the first of my attempts to carefully separate out the small and mid cap universes by comparing the S&P 400 small caps ($SML) to...

Friday's market closed only modestly higher after first dropping, then rising, and finally falling back toward its opening price. That h...

Here you can see weekly new highs minus weekly new lows for the NYSE, 2003 - present. The pattern is quite clear: we're seeing fewer st...

I'll take a break today from the historical analyses to highlight several issues when using historical data to define possible trading e...