Alex and Tyler review the markets that have been struggling through the tough macro environment. Looking closely at charts of treasury yields, US Dollar and oil, on both a near-term and long-term basis investors can see the headwinds and the correlation of these intermarket forces. As seen throughout 2022, rates tend to move inversely to stocks and the recent relief rally has partnered with some consolidation of the “Go” trend in treasury yields. Importantly, as we complete Q2 of the year, the US Dollar has a confirmed breakout of a multi-decade range that puts the next resistance area back to the 2002 highs.
From an asset allocation standpoint, the GoNoGo RelMap highlights a period of rotation and change – particularly for the energy sector $XLE which has fallen out of its daily trend on both a relative and absolute basis. Relative strength in the HealthCare ($XLV) and Consumer Staples ($XLP) sectors persist as defense is on the field for this bear market. Opportunities is Agiliti Inc. (AGTI) and CryoPort Inc (CYRX) are highlighted as trade opportunities into fresh “Go” trends, while ETSY presents the case for further downside moves.
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Alex and Tyler walk through GoNoGo Charts from a top down perspective with special attention to US equity markets following the announcement from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday. The fed rate hike remained in line with Wall St. expectations for a 75 basis point increase. News ...
In this special one-hour workshop, attendees will gain a thorough understanding of critical concepts in technical analysis and how to apply them to their own investment process. Specifically, Alex and Tyler will address allocation and security selection to improve performance results, no matter w...
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