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Chart Patterns

Falling Wedge

Pattern Description:

The falling wedge is a bullish pattern consisting of lower highs and lower lows of diminishing magnitude. The pattern is confirmed when the falling resistance line is broken, which should be accompanied by a rise in volume. The pattern may falter if volume remains low at the breakout point.

How to Test Your Trading System in Metastock

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Could A 'Transaction Tax' Be A Good Thing?

by Lance Roberts

Summary Over the years, I've heard from several clients who have had trouble disciplining themselves from trading too frequently. Free trading may save you money on trading costs, but if it causes you to trade rashly, your returns may suffer. As a fiscal conservative, I'm not too fond of taxes of any sort. I am a firm believer in "free markets." I recently discussed why "Free, Isn't Really Free" regarding the retail investor. While "free...

Broadcom - a remarkable change in sentiment.

2026-04-16 by Tim Straiton

Broadcom Inc.(AVGO) is an American multinational designer, developer, manufacturer, and global supplier of a wide range of semiconductor and infrastructure software products. Broadcom's product offerings serve the data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, storage, and industrial markets.This stock isn’t cheap, trading at a forward P/E of 33.41x against a group average of 22.84x. It holds strong positions with major AI players (Google, Meta, OpenAI), which is supportive for the stock price.

The current technical view reveals a strong case of FOMO. The previous six daily closes landed all above the upside Bollinger band, the 14 day relative strength index is at an overbought level of 77% and the choppiness index is at an extreme low level of 29. A phase of bullish exhaustion could well be close at hand.

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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.