See It Market’s Top 10 Posts Of 2015

6.   “A Random Walk Through Historical Stock Market Bottoms”   by Chris Ciovacco

Our #6 ranked post for 2015: “A Random Walk: Historical Market Bottoms” https://t.co/r6LQO4otQZ by @CiovaccoCapital pic.twitter.com/SXaAP4E8tr

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7.   “How Far Will Twitter’s Stock Fall?”   by Fil Zucchi

Our #7 ranked post for 2015 –> “How Far Will Twitter’s Stock Fall?” https://t.co/iefxDUcH1v by @FZucchi $TWTR pic.twitter.com/VSi5IryskX

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8.   “7 Charts Highlighting Market Concerns For Bulls”   by Paban Raj Pandey

Our #8 ranked post for 2015: “7 Charts Highlighting Market Concerns For Bulls” https://t.co/em97Sc3QZQ by @hedgopia pic.twitter.com/mG9hZ3tpRl

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9.   “S&P 500 Update: Risk-Reward Shifting To The Downside”   by Andrew Nyquist

Our #9 ranked post of 2015 –> “S&P 500: Risk-Reward Shifting To Downside” https://t.co/DkkOiDtvTo by @andrewnyquist pic.twitter.com/77zRCgKuzg

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10.   “The Case For Gold: Shorting The Federal Reserve”   by Michael Lebowitz

Our #10 ranked post of 2015 –> “The Case For Gold: Shorting the Federal Reserve” https://t.co/NeBoRnmwuw by @MichaelLebowitz $GLD

— See It Market (@seeitmarket) January 1, 2016

Honorable Mention awesome posts:

• Using Inverted Charts To Reduce Investor Bias   by Chris Kimble  (@KimbleCharting)

• The Stealth Bear Market: A Review Of 2015 And Look Ahead   by Mark Arbeter  (@MarkArbeter)

• Russell 2000: Price Targets Within Developing Bear Pattern   by Tom Pizzuti & Kurt Hulse  (@TradingOnMark)

• 10 Reasons Why Traders Lose Money In The Market   by Steve Burns  (@SJosephBurns)

• Google Looks Poised For A Big Move   by Gavin McMaster (@OptionTradinIQ)

Thank you for your readership in 2015 and beyond.  We have over 40 professionals contributing research, insights, and ideas here daily.   I believe this makes SIM one of the best collaborative research outlets on the web.

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