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Delivering technical research of the financial markets
and offering professional guidance for those who wish to improve their trading performance.

Chart Patterns

Rising Wedge

Pattern Description:

A rising wedge which is a reversal pattern, is formed by higher highs and higher lows. It is a bearish formation and requires a prior upward trend from which to make a reversal.
Rising Wedge

Featured Video

Two Things You Can Do To Immediately Improve Your Trading

Most traders are just a few trading secrets away from achieving total consistency, but these secrets can be the difference between success and failure in the markets. Years ago a Floor Trader was taught these very same trading elements that have enabled him to sustain his trading for the past 4 decades.

Featured Article

Modern Monetary Theory - Debt without Regret?

by Tobias Straumann
We live in a crazy world. On the one hand, we can observe how the central bank balance sheets are getting bigger and bigger, the national debt exploding and the interest rates hardly move any more. On the other hand, we have noticed that in the midst of the crisis, share prices are skyrocketing, banks are producing excellent annual financial statements and real estate prices are continuing to rise in some places. The question arises: how long can this go on? Put simply, there are three answers:...
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Technical Review

Royal Bank of Canada - the air is getting thin up here.

2026-01-23 by Tim Straiton

Current price is $168.86 and 15% above its 40 week moving average. There are a number of reasons why one should look to secure profits on long positions here.

The weekly choppiness index at 33 suggests that a bout of panic buying or short covering has recently taken place. Furthermore, the  MACD-V level of +224 stands at a multi-year high. The Fibonacci 78.6% upside projection target of $174.32, based on the $49.55 to $119.41 range traded between March 2020 and January 2022 has recently been reached and rejected.


Disclaimer

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Featured Site

ETF Trends

Site Description:

Site by financial adviser Tom Lydon was one of the first sites to cover ETFs and is one of the best. He has a section focused specifically on Bond ETFs which you can find here.
http://www.etftrends.com/