This week’s Global Equity Markets report covers several ETFs and global equity indices and single stocks from Developed and Emerging countries. You will find that some of the themes are longer-term and can offer great opportunity once these chart patterns are resolved on the upside. The info-graphic below explains what each label on the charts and section headers stand for. I hope this will make it easier to navigate through the charts.
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Every week, as I go through 1000’s of charts. I look for select, common characteristics on developing chart patterns. And the chart pattern should be mature on a weekly scale. For me, this means chart patterns in duration between 3 to 24 months. It should have a well-defined and preferably a horizontal chart pattern boundary. I look for chart patterns classified as H&S top/bottom, rectangles, cup & handle continuations, double top/bottoms and flags. I only feature symmetrical triangles that have well-defined boundaries. The boundary of the chart pattern should be tested several times before the breakout takes place. Several tests of a chart pattern boundary is an indication that market participants actually recognized the pattern boundary as an important technical level. A breach of this level would signal a shift in the market dynamics between the bulls and the bears.
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Dear Tech Charts members,
Thank you for joining Tech Charts as Founding Member. I hope to identify many great chart set-ups, trading & investment themes and add value to your decision making process in the years ahead. This week’s Global Equity Markets report covers several ETFs from different regions, single stocks from Developed and Emerging countries and equity indices. You will find that some of the themes are longer-term and can offer great opportunity once these chart patterns are resolved on the upside. In this report I also added a section that explains what each label on the charts and section headers stand for. I hope this will make it easier to navigate through the charts.
Please watch this interview between Aksel Kibar and Peter Brandt discussing the Tech Charts Service. Your opportunity to join as a Founding Member (at discounted for life) expires on June 1st.
Aksel goes into detail about what you could expect as a Founding Member (Sign up links below video), service includes:
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