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Helene Meisler
Helene Meisler is a world-renowned market technician and equity trader. As a self-identified swing trader, she specializes in utilizing technical analysis to capture short-to-medium term stock gains over a period of several days to several weeks.
As the first-ever technical analyst for Goldman Sachs in 1989, Meisler has been one of the pioneers in the financial industry for over 40 years. She has gained notoriety for her use of hand-drawn charts and ability to find profitable opportunities other financial experts miss.
In addition to her work at TheStreet where she contributes daily to Real Money and Top Stocks, and is an Action Alerts PLUS team member, Meisler frequently appears as a commentator on various financial news networks, including CNBC and Bloomberg TV. She also speaks regularly at industry conferences and events.
Recent Articles By The Author
Stocks Could Care Less About That 4% Number. But Should You?
Let's look at Treasuries, the Daily Sentiment Index for bonds, and sentiment.
Marching Closer to 'Realization Day'
Tagging 4% on the Ten Year didn't cause the hysteria I imagined it would, but here's what we can expect.
No Matter the Season, the Indicators Are Always in Style
Let's look at the static stats, how the bond fund's bound to $100, and oversold conditions at work.
The Market Couldn't Stand Another Day of This Month
Let's say good riddance to February as we look at how well bonds are holding up, stocks' bounce off the well-watched support area and the short-term oversold situation.
Taking a Close Look at Indicator Oversold and Overbought Conditions
We enter this week in a similar position to last week. The short-term is oversold, although it's not a great oversold reading. The intermediate-term is not oversold.
Wall Street's on Edge
So far the bearishness is not pervasive, but the complacency is gone; let's check sentiment and the indicators.
I'm Betting on a Bounce
But not one that knocks the chop out. Let's check the indicators and some small, but telling pattern changes.
Here's a Question I Can't 'Bear' to Answer ...
Are we still in a bear market? I can't tell you that, but I can tell you the signals the indicators have been putting out.
Will the Bond Reversal Be Temporary?
There will be some narrative put out there about why the bonds reversed should the rally continue, and it's possible all of this action in the bonds will be temporary.
Don't Blame the Fed
If you want to point fingers, point them at the overbought market with poor breadth and complacency. Here's what I mean.
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