A lot of BIG things are happening in the financial markets these days. And it’s not just confined to US markets.. it’s a global thing.
From stocks to commodities to currencies to global central banks and politics, there’s a lot going under the market’s surface.
This week’s Top Trading Links will help you stay on top of it all.
Market Technicals
JC Parets looks at the 50 best charts in the world.
Bank stocks are bouncing at crucial long term trend support – Dana Lyons
The Currency Markets have been a huge driver of markets thus far in 2016. Peter Brandt updates all the major current forex happenings.
Downside price targets for Apple (AAPL) shares – Tischendorf Letter
Chris Ciovacco makes a great point about market technicals.
The stock market is testing a major support – Kimble Charting Solutions
The Latest COT report came out Friday. S&P 500 futures speculators are increasingly bearish – Eric Burroughs
Investor Insights
What were some signs of the top? – Howard Lindzon
A resurgence of interest has emerged in Gold – McClellan Financial Publications
A potential major positive is appearing in the global markets. The question is, is it temporary? – GavekalCapital
A look at some ETFs investors can use to reduce volatility – ETF Trends
The history of market crashes – Frank Zorrilla
Scott Krisiloff’s weekly company conference call notes.
What Japan’s negative rate policy means for investors – Daisuke Nomoto
It’s time to double down…on discipline – Richard Smith
How are 2016 Full Year Earnings shaping up? – Brian Gilmartin
News and Research
More S&P 500 companies are falling short of revenue estimates than those beating them – FactSet
The rent seeking behavior is too high – FiveThirtyEight
In case you missed it, Citron Research’s negative report on Monster Beverage.
Does media coverage affect stock prices? – Alpha Architect
The battle over CRISPR could make or break some biotech companies – FiveThirtyEight
How to read a book a week – HBR
Thanks for reading and check back next week for another edition of “Top Trading Links”.
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