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How to Pick Support and Resistance Levels How do you select the best support and resistance levels on a chart? I recorded a recent video on the topic (link below!) and today it's a follow up video answering some of the great questions I've received. We'll review how to identify the best price levels to use, and which levels are more important than others! Support and resistance levels are one of the key concepts when determining market supply and demand.
Why is the Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) Underperforming? The momentum factor shows that stocks that have outperformed over the previous 6-12 months tend to outperform going forward. So why is the Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) underperforming? We'll discuss the construction of this popular ETF and why its current holdings are causing a drag on performance, as well as how investors can use technical analysis to better capture price momentum.
What Does a Bearish Chart Look Like? At a time when the average stock chart is going up and to the right, it can be helpful to review the conditions that would show bearish chart patterns. Two key takeaways here: first, it's a reminder that even in a raging bull market some stocks are still drifting lower! Also these are the conditions to watch for on bullish charts to indicate a bearish rotation. Today's example chart? CAG.
How Does the Yield Curve Impact Stocks?
Why Use Exponential Moving Averages? What are exponential moving averages, and how do they differ from "regular" moving averages? The simple vs exponential moving average is one of the main differentiations we can use in technical trading tools. Here we'll show how simple and exponential moving averages are related, and how a Market Trend Model driven by exponential averages can help measure trends and facilitate risk on/off decisions.
Why the 50-day Moving Average?
What is Confirmation Bias? One of the most common behavioral biases, confirmation bias is when you determine your conclusion and then gather evidence to back it up. Mindful investors gather evidence first and then make decisions based on the weight of the evidence. Here we'll define confirmation bias, review strategies to minimize its impact in your process, and break down the chart of Facebook (FB) using a technical checklist.
Bearish Phase for ARK Innovation Fund (ARKK)
