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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
Sorry, but Tech Isn't Everything
Let's look at the transports, the Dow, bonds and what the indicators say about our pullback on Monday.
Expect a Rise in Volatility This Week
With the Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week and the big cap tech earnings on the docket, it is no leap to say we should expect a rise in volatility.
More Overbought Than We Bargained For?
Let's check the indicators to see whether we could get more than an overbought correction.
Feeling Good on Wall Street
I can sense that sentiment is turning -- let's see why and what it means -- and what would bring us a pullback next week.
Someone's Running a Defroster on Wall Street
Investors are slowly warming up to the market, as breadth is shining and Nasdaq has been green for ... days.
The Market Got Knocked Around, but the Internals Still Look OK
Also, my Oscillator will be overbought at the end of this week ... and it coincidentally coordinates with the consumer price index release. Let's also check breadth, resistance and new lows.
Looking at a Lot of Tests This Week
Expect several tests this week that include stocks, banks, energy, bonds and the U.S. dollar.
When Wall Street Wishes the Worst
Let's compare the market wants of today with those of the late 1980s, and why I'd like to see a break of 3800 on the S&P 500.
Don't Bank on a Breakout
Let's look at the banks, the coming short-term overbought condition, and ... Santa.
Market's Wheelie Ride Has It Turning in Circles
Here's why the sideways action gives false signals -- up and down -- and what could break the nearly three-week cycle of chop.
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