Tag: fibonacci retracements
S&P 500: Stay Focused On the Technicals
By Andrew Nyquist
On April 3rd I did a chartology on the S&P 500 in which I wrote: "Decision time! A sustained break above 1425 may...
Chartology: Amazon Battling .382 Fibs
                                 Update from previous chartology on Amazon.
Amazon (AMZN) annotated weekly stock chart with technical analysis overlay as of March 23, 2012. Â Price Support and Resistance Levels...
Chartology: Google (GOOG) Support Levels
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Google (GOOG) annotated daily stock chart with technical analysis overlay as of January 20, 2012. Â Price...
Chartology: Google (GOOG) Trade Update
By Andrew Nyquist
Yesterday I posted that Google's thrashing offered a very short term trade opportunity and that I had taken a position in Google (GOOG)...
Quick Take: Technical Update and The Week Ahead
By Andrew Nyquist
This week, the markets continued their slide down the slippery slope. Â But that slide may finally find a bottom early next week. Â Currently...
S&P 500 Range Narrowing: Levels to Watch
By Andrew Nyquist
Futures pushed higher this morning indicating a morning hop.  But indecision is still high and the market is nearing an inflection point.  The past few...
Quick Take: 1257 May Hold the Key to the Markets
By Andrew Nyquist
Over the past few days, the S&P 500 has been able to pierce 1257 briefly, only to close at or below the level. So why...
The Anatomy of a Trader, Part 3 of 5: Vision Quest
The good news is that the timing for this piece couldn't be better, for when markets start to creep with volatility, emotion, and uncertainty,...
Quick Take: S&P 500 Confirms Wave 5 Lower, Should Bottom Soon
By Andrew Nyquist
A few weeks ago, I posted a chart of the S&P 500, indicating a strong possibility of a move below 1100 and labeling...
The Current State of the Financial Markets
By Andrew Nyquist
This past week has brought back the feeling of a falling knife. Â Not a good feeling, especially if you are over invested. Â The...