Archive for the ‘Research On Australian Stock Trends’ Category

ASX Market Update – You Have To See This!

Hi everyone,
What a treat we have for you this week – we’ve got updates on individual stocks in Dave’s Trading Diary, and updates to the market strengths in Oliver Ward’s Strongest Sectors.  And as a special bonus, Oliver has sent his chart on the market PE growth where we currently sit and what to expect.  For [...]

March 24, 2010  Tags: , , , , , , ,   Posted in: Research On Australian Stock Trends  No Comments

I Have A Decision To Make – Can You Help Me Out?

Hi guys,
I need to make a decision about the direction of ASX Market Watch, and what better way to make it than ask the most important people of all – YOU!  
What is that decision? 
Well, from this point I can either do one of two things (alas, with many commitments I cannot do both!)  Here are [...]

March 13, 2010   Posted in: Research On Australian Stock Trends  One Comment

Discover The Strongest Market Sectors Now!

As used by market wizard William O’Neil, no other site in Australia has information on our market’s relative strength displayed so simply and powerfully.  Now you can find the strongest sectors before you invest!  Or check your current portfolio to see if you are rubbing shoulders with the best. 
The chart below tells you what parts in different markets [...]

March 9, 2010  Tags: , , , , , , , ,   Posted in: Research On Australian Stock Trends  3 Comments

Trend Changes for February 2010

By Dave McLachlan
This month I have learned a valuable lesson.  Often the market is such a simple place to go to, and yet because we are human we tend to make it complicated.  And the more complicated we make it, the better we feel about ourselves. 
But the only thing wrong with this scenario is that [...]

February 19, 2010  Tags: , , , , ,   Posted in: Research On Australian Stock Trends  No Comments

Trend Update: AMP, BHP, ANZ, QBE Confirm Down Trends

February 7th 2010
This week four more stocks in the Top 21 confirmed medium term down trends.  This brings the ratio of up and down stocks to 7:14, or 66% of stocks pointing down. 
And it is a mix heavily weighted towards financials, with AMP, ANZ, and QBE all falling in line with the overall market.  BHP was [...]

February 7, 2010   Posted in: Research On Australian Stock Trends  No Comments