Regular readers are aware of the place that point-and-figure technical analysis plays in our investment process (for more details on the methodology, including information on our proprietary modifications to the discipline, see here)....
Last week, we went into all of the details of our proprietary point-and-figure methodology (see here)....
Familiar readers are aware that we use point-and-figure methodology as a technical complement to our extensive fundamental analysis. For a brief discussion of how it works, you may watch a video blog on the subject here. For more details, read on....
To say that Greek banks are underperforming is more than a gross understatement of fact. The visual representation of that performance, however, is really quite stunning....
Faithful followers will already know that we do not rely on meetings with management or analyst reports in our methodology for finding the world’s best knowledge leaders....
The recent rise in the major Chinese stock indices has gotten some attention in the last few days so we thought we’d share with our readers what our Point & Figure charts are saying....
While we mostly use our point-and-figure charts to gauge the relative strength of a stock versus a benchmark, we also look at things like currencies– albeit on an absolute basis– in order to get a better picture, with less noise....
Earlier today we commented on our proprietary scores of relative strength point & figure stock charts and highlighted areas of relative strength and weakness in the market place based on these scores. In this post we’d like to make another interesting observation related to one...
With an impressive jump in coffee futures and a breakdown in copper, commodities have received a fair amount of attention so far this week....
As noted by the folks at SentimenTrader, the Nasdaq Biotechnology Index has already risen 11% so far this year– a strong move, especially in light of 32% and 66% gains in 2012 and 2013, respectively....
