AUTHORS
Helene Meisler
Helene Meisler writes a daily technical analysis column and TheStreet Top Stocks. For more information, click here. Meisler spent more than a decade on the sell side as a market technician covering institutional accounts at various investment banks in New York City, including Cowen & Co. and Goldman Sachs. In addition she worked at Cargill in Minneapolis where she managed equity money for three years. She received her bachelor's degree in business from Pace University.
Recent Articles By The Author
The Market's Wheels Spin a Bit Faster
We got the Fed meeting and the rally, but the statistics were not too much to look at. Let's pop open the hood and see what all that squeaking is about.
Has the Market Been Naughty or Nice?
Here's what could get us a Santa rally -- and a look at bearishness, breadth and getting oversold.
Bulls, Are You Out There?
About the only thing investors could hang their hats on Monday on was the old stodgy utilities, as many former fan favorites were at new lows. Let's look at the charts.
Dentists, Indicators and Another Rally Coming Midweek?
After last Thursday's pullback in the market, there's a good chance the market will rally again before midweek.
Here's When We Should Rally Next. Unless the Market Proves Me Wrong
Also, let's check on those patterns I drew in for the Russell 2000 fund and the oil services ETF -- and why we should be careful what we wish for.
Who's Fighting the Rally Now?
After three up days, investors are embracing the market's move. Let's check sentiment, breadth, new lows and more.
Here's My Narrative on the Market's Action
Stocks correct when they get overdone and then rally when they get oversold and everyone gets too bearish. Too simplistic? Let's check the charts and indicators.
'If It Looks Great, It's Too Late,' So Look Here Instead
Good charts can turn bad and bad charts can turn good, and that's a big reason I prefer to focus on the indicators. So, let's dig in.
Complacency Leaves Market; Bearishness Creeps In
Last week, we saw the complacency leave the market, and the bearishness finally creep in.
The 'Perfect' Seasonality Trade of 2021
I'm not one for seasonality, but check out this breadth pattern for the year. Also, let's look at shifting sentiment, breadth and more.
Oops!
We're sorry. There was a problem trying to send your email to .
Please contact customer support to let us know.
Please Join or Log In to Email Our Authors.
Email Real Money's Wall Street Pros for further analysis and insight
Already a Subscriber? Login