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Charles Delvalle ’
May 29th, 2009 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Notes From the Investment Underground
We’ve been keeping a close eye on US Treasuries lately. That’s because the bond markets are full of useful information about the real state of the economy. For one, they tell us how investors really feel about government wastefulness.
Tags: Charles Delvalle, credit crisis, Treasury Bonds, US housing crisis
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May 12th, 2009 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Notes From the Investment Underground
According to Crisis Strategy Alert senior analyst, Charles Delvalle, “the big reason the Goldman did so well was because the bid/ask spreads on stock trades were far, far higher than normal.”
Tags: cash credits, Charles Delvalle, GS
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May 1st, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
Anyone who follows a chart knows that the 200-day moving average can give clear signals whether a stock is in a bull run or a bear run. Since the moving average is for 200-days, it gives you a clearer picture of the fundamentals driving a company.
Tags: 200-day, AAPL, Advanced Micro Devices, Amd, Apple, BHP, Charles Delvalle, Micron, MU, SNE, Sony, TM, Toyota Motors
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Apr 28th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
When people are losing their jobs and pitching tents because they lost their home, they aren’t going to go to Macy’s to buy a new pair of $100. With whatever cash they have (or panhandle) they’re going to go to Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) instead.
Tags: Charles Delvalle, oversold, Rsi, slow stochastic, Wal Mart, WMT
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Apr 27th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
As long as there’s fear in the marketplace, stocks can’t sustain a rally. Investors simply get too scared of holding onto their positions for long periods of time. They think the market might sharply drop again. But if fear is subsiding, then stocks are able to move higher. Investors begin buying on the dips and there’s a willingness to put more money into the stock market.
Tags: CBOE Vola, Charles Delvalle, vix
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Apr 23rd, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
A lot of people want to know if what we’re seeing is a sucker’s rally or the real thing. Figuring it out is actually very simple. A true market rally isn’t built on government intervention and positive spin. It’s built on solid economic growth and solid earnings.
Tags: Charles Delvalle, Dow Jones Industrial Average, OBV, slow stochastic, suckers rally
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Apr 13th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
What sectors rise when the economy begins to emerge from an economic downturn? The answer may surprise you.
Tags: Charles Delvalle, economic cycle, financials, stock market cycle, suckers rally
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Apr 3rd, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
Oil is a hot topic. Even when I was five my mother always moaned about how much gas prices had gone up. Before I got my first car, I was already an expert at locating the cheapest gas stations. So I felt particularly betrayed that oil prices didn’t move down much further like I predicted they would here. But listen, I don’t like losing. So when I realized was wrong, I decided to look at a chart of the Light Crude Oil Contracts ($WTIC) and see what it told me.
Tags: Charles Delvalle, light crude, Moving Average, Resistance, Rsi, slow stochastic, support, WTIC
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Mar 27th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
Even with China’s veiled threats to pursue a “new reserve currency” and even with Ben Bernanke dropping cash from helicopters, I still don’t think the dollar is heading much lower. Here’s why…
Tags: $USD, Charles Delvalle, china, Rsi, slow stochastic, Us Dollar Index
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Mar 26th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
The stock market has rallied over 20%. Everyone thinks that we’re in the midst of the next ‘suckers rally’. I’m even convinced that the market will head up over the next few months. But the Volatility Index (VIX) is still saying ‘buyer beware’.
Tags: Charles Delvalle, support line, vix, VIX index, Volatility Index
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