Relative Strength and March Madness Video

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  Relative strength is one of the tools that we use to decide which funds will give us good returns on our investments. So how does relative strength apply to picking winners in a March Madness bracket? Tom will explain just that in this informational video. Relative strength can in fact give you the edge [...]

Relative Strength: The Basics

Relative Strength is possibly the single best approach to keep tabs on winners and losers in the stock market. How do you know if your investment is merely taking a breather or pulling back — or how do you know if this is the start of a freefall off a cliff? Relative Strength, along with [...]

Are Point and Figure Sell Signals Bad?

What generates a sell signal on a point and figure chart? The easy answer is “the price going down!” And you would be right. But that’s kind of a “flip” response. The number one question I get asked is “Tom, tell me WHY the stock is going down!” That’s a tougher question to answer. Since [...]

Point and Figure Charts Comments On Netflix (NFLX)

Sell Signals: Not to be ignored Netflix (symbol NFLX) is a great example (at the present time) of what happens if investors ignore sell signals. One of the great features of point and figure charts is that they often have clear actionable points along the way. Netflix (NFLX) gave several sell signals throughout July, August [...]

Relative Strength: One Of The Strongest Tools

Weekly Commentary for July 11, 2011 Recently, in one of the larger retirement plans where I have many participants as clients, I sold one small-cap fund, but kept another. But wait… last week, I wrote small caps are where we want to be in the stock market. So why sell a small cap fund? This [...]