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The market was saved again. How many more times will the S&P500 stare straight down the black hole of technical analysis and be fought off by a pack of bulls?For now, they did it again and we should understand that while the trend is pointed down, we will still see large swings in all markets - in both directions.We look at all the markets that can be both leading and lagging indicators. We look from a pure technical perspective using just the candlestick charts, some moving averages and a bunch of common sense based on what the market is trying to tell all the traders and investors out in market land.We provide common sense technical analysis on many different markets using charts from various time frames to give traders and investors the most comprehensive look at what today's market is doing.Whether you're a beginner or advanced trader, each and every day there are lessons to be taken away from the in depth market analysis where we look at the market from a unique lens. See acast.com/privacy

Markets are on edge. After yesterday's huge decline, traders and investors have the "deer in the head lights" look.The main question is...Will the market break and go a lot lower, or will they save it here causing a rip your face off rally.We'll see, but from a technical perspective and using the charts in the manner in which we do, we can take the market in stages and be ready for almost anything.Regardless of economic news, geo-political news, earnings reports, anything is subject to light a spark under the market and cause the shorts into panic buying mode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stocks were shown the door today, the trap door as they fell deeper and deeper into the black hole of China tariffs, bond market rally, falling yields, European banks faltering, Iran tensions - just to name a few.Now, bad news is bad news as opposed to about a month ago when bad news was good news.This is precisely how markets work and is of the gargen variety flavor.In tonight's eposide of common sense market analysis, we'll look at the charts from a technical analysis perspective, discuss the underlying instruments and talk price and how far markets can fall... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

No surprises is you were here for the most recent episode of common sense market analysis.Today's market got very excited with the prosepcts that President Trump decided to alter the tariffs being impossed on China.  Sounds great from a news cycle perspective, and certainly gave cover to the rally.  We look at the charts, use technical analysis and common sense only. We discuss the possibility that another rally leg higher would begin - it did.Where to from here. Tune in because throughout the market analysis, we'll discuss what the next likely scenario is for all markets... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Is today's market the one? Is this the correction everyone has been looking for?Markets were down from the start and stayed down. What will happen tomorrow? Will the trick trap fool and frustrate crew be out in full force to rally markets and leave the bears at the alter again?In tonight's episode, we'll take a look at a variety of charts from a technical perspective and try and determine what the most likely outcome is going forward.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What a monumental short squeeze again today.Just last night we discussed being up where the market was half way through the day. The markets job is to make as many investors and day traders look like fools as much of the time as possible.There was short covering, buying, more short covering and then more buying.In tonight's episode of common sense market analysis we'll put a number on where the next major area of over head resistance should be... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Large swings in both directions is the theme of the market these days.This is common and normal garden, variety market behavior when we get into these corrective phases.We'll see rallies that last for a couple of weeks, followed by another decline that takes it all way in a couple of days.We look at the charts from a technical perspective and leave the fundamental stuff for otheres to fight over.Each market is treated and analyzed independent of one another. We look the small cap index using the Russell 2000 index. We pick apart the SPY and also look into sectors such as financials using the XLF and SMH for the semiconductor segment of the technology sector. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some traders call it a dead cat bounce, others call it a snap back. The bulls would like to believe the lows are in and it's off to new highs we go.There won't be any new highs anytime soon, but there could be more rally in the northern direction before another leg lower emerges.In tonight's episode, we'll review the major markets such as the S&P500, the IWM which represents the Russell 2000, and we'll also look at a variety of charts from a technical perspective.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Taken out behind the wood shed is an understatement for today's stock market.In this episode of common sense market analysis we'll review what happened, the surrounding markets from a technical and chart perspective and where we're likely headed next.The bond market continues to rise higher pushing yields lower. Stocks are falling and all of a sudden, bad news is bad news again...We'll look at the IWM which is the small cap index as well as the transportation and financial sectors. These are generally solid leading indicators for what the S&P500 will do next. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Complete change in character for the market. All of a sudden it went from nothing is wrong and price will continue higher forever to, the Fed, China and tweets are responsible for the decline and now what do we do?The stock market's jog is to make as many traders and investors as possible look like fools as much of the time as it can.We view markets from a technical analysis perspective using the charts and common sense.In this episode, we'll dissect the charts to determine what next likely scenario is for all the markets we cover going forward. They include the stock market for both day traders and investors, the leading indicators such as the QQQ and other technology related vehicles such as the SMH. We'll look at the bond market using the TLT and the 10-Year Treasure Note Yield chart.The more information we can pull from the behavior of markets, the better off traders and investors who can read the markets will be. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Intra-day reversal with a close below yesterday's low. That's good for the bears, not for the bulls. We saw institutional distribution across markets today. From a technical analysis perspective, there was some damage done on the charts with today's flush out...We'll look at a variety of charts and markets to gain the deepest insight as to where markets will go next.We provide common sense technical analysis on many different markets using charts from various time frames to give traders and investors the most comprehensive look at what today's market is doing.Whether you're a beginner or advanced trader, each and every day there are lessons to be taken away from the in depth market analysis where we look at the market from a unique lens. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The market woke up after the Fed interest rate announcement today. Was it just an excuse to sell or is there more to come.This is obviously one of the topics we'll cover in tonight's episode of common sense market analysis.We'll look at a variety of charts from a technical analysis perspective. We'll look at divergences, leading indicators and everything else that can give us a clue of where markets are headed next.We provide common sense technical analysis on many different markets using charts from various time frames to give traders and investors the most comprehensive look at what today's market is doing.Whether you're a beginner or advanced trader, each and every day there are lessons to be taken away from the in depth market analysis where we look at the market from a unique lens. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a gap down right out of the gate, markets recovered very quickly back to the top end of the range cited for InsideTheNumbers members before the opening bell.Wednesday will be important since we hear from the FOMC on their interest rate announcement and subsequent statement.It's all really just a bunch of nonsense, but if everyone's paying attention, then everyone's paying attention. It's what the market, the charts and the technical analysis says after the announcement that will provide the environment to make a buck or two...We provide common sense technical analysis on many different markets using charts from various time frames to give traders and investors the most comprehensive look at what today's market is doing.Whether you're a beginner or advanced trader, each and every day there are lessons to be taken away from the in depth market analysis where we look at the market from a unique lens. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The stock market is in an all too familiar place - We're waiting on the Fed once again. Market participants are waiting to see if the Fed will cut interest rates 25 or 50 basis points, or in English, a quarter or half a point.It remains strange that we're all so focused on an interest rate cut while stock prices are at all time highs. There must be an explination for it, and we'll wait until Wednesday to learn more from Chairman Powell.Meantime, looking at the charts and technical analysis, we don't find much change in the structure from late last week.  The Rusell 2000 was down slightly which is my favorite market leading indicator, but asside from those stocks, nothing else stood out like a sore thumb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Very early today the market reversed on a dime after the ECB made their non announcement of their interest rate announcement.On it's face, it was a sell the news event. Next week we have the Federal Reserve (FOMC) announcement which will be met with a lot of fan fair.From a chart and technical perspective, the market remains in an uptrend.Should traders and investors be worried about the new highs made yesterday and a close back below? Not yet, the market is still in an uptrend.In tonight's episode, we'll cover all the relevant markets, their charts from both a short and long term perspective. We'll look at the Transports, IWM, SMH, Financials and more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The melt up continues as markets head higher right into the ECB announcement Thursday morning. Will this be a sell the news event, or will markets accelerate in the northern direction.From a chart and technical analysis perspective, there is nothing bearish on the chart of the SPY or otherwise.Price remains above all the moving averages in it's uptrend. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why markets ripped higher is another mystery that can be solved in the charts.In tonight's episode of common sense market analysis, we'll take a look from the big picture, look at smaller time frame charts and then take a deep dive into other markets to get a complete understanding from a technical perspective what the next likely move will be.We discuss price for both the bull case as well as the bear case.In the end we'll take a look at Apple (AAPL) and show traders where the next obvious place is for its over head resistance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After an ugly candle on Friday, markets settled back down today and floated higher. Traders who are in tune with the important numbers will also understand that from a technical perspective, and a daily chart, nothing is wrong with the bull case for the market.However, there's always a story within the story. Ther are some charts that point in the southern direction for price. Several of the shorter term charts, as well as one of our favorite market leading indicators is teetering.In this episode of common sense market analysis, we'll look at all charts from a technical persepctive and we'll also discuss the markets from a common sense perspective and together come out with the best case scenarios for where markets are headed next. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did markets give the sign of trouble?It was the feared gap and crap finishing on the lows of the day.That's never a good sign for markets, but we always have to be aware of the trick trap fool and frustrate crew.There were divergences on various charts in some of the markets we cover, namely the Trasports and the Semiconductors.  While markets remain in an uptrend, we always have to be on guard during the summer low volume doldrums.  We look at all charts from a pure technical anlalysis standpoint.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

They filled the gap and took off. Will it last or was it a fake rally from the trick, trap, fool and frustrate crew?Today's market had better volume than the previous down days which is a positive and bullish sign.  Microsoft ($MSFT) reported earnings after the closing bell, and the market liked what it saw, sent the stock higher which can't hurt the rest of the market.The daily chart remains bullish and as hard as it is to believe for many traders, the market continues in its uptrend with minor interruption.The entire structure of the common sense market analysis videos are to gain an understanding of Technical Analysis that can be applied on all candlestick charts using a variety of different time frames. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.