S&P500 charts

S&P500 Charts, 1950's, 60's, 1973-74 Bear Market, 1987 crash, 1990's, Double top 1999-2008

 

  We have added a new category, "BF" or bottom fishing. Our picks are ETF's or Stocks, which are near the lower end of past trading ranges and are possibly due for a technical bounce. As a stock moves sharply lower, selling intensifies on volume. A set-up for a short term (5-10 day) trade is nearing. Slowly build positions and do not jump in with greater than 5% of your portfolio. Stop-losses are needed, or stay out of the trade.

 
Close USA CAN Ticker ETF / Stock Bottom

Fishing

Breakout

Watchlist

 Break-out Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3
JULY 10 X   WPI Watson Pharmaceuticals   33.06      
JULY 6 X   OSK Oshkosh Corp.     21.48    
JULY 10 X   MON Monsanto Co. 71.34        
JULY 10 X   BA Boeing 39.65        
JULY 10 X   IVN Ivanhoe Mines   8.13      
JULY 10 X   XLE Energy Select Sector 44.67        
JULY 10 X   VMED Virgin Media Inc.   9.73      
JULY 10 X   AGU Agrium Inc. 36.28        
JULY 10 X   DELL Dell   13.22      
JULY 10   X IVN Ivanhoe Mines   9.53      
JULY 10   X SU Suncor 31.05        
JULY 10   X HSE Husky Oil 30.25        
JULY 10   X IMO Imperial Oil 40.99        
JULY 10   X ECA Encana 53.67        

 

Top Stock Traders uses technical analysis to pick stocks on the US and Canadian Markets. We research and code technical stock scans. Based on chart patterns, we pick potential set-ups for short-term trading. New traders can use this website to learn the basics of disciplined technical trading. Our intent is to help you become a better trader.

 

 

Please read over the Terms of Service. In all financial markets, a high level of risk is involved. Website information, emailed newsletters, and trading notes are intended to provide information for investors and traders only. Readers are advised that this electronic publication is issued solely for information purposes and should not to be construed as an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any security. This information is not intended to be used as the sole basis of any investment decisions, nor should it be construed as advice designed to meet the investment needs of any particular investor. We encourage you to consult with independent financial advisers with respect to any investment in the securities mentioned herein.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stock Phases

Stock Phases define the 4 market cycles. 

   
 

ETF's

Exchange Traded Funds
 

 
 

Finance video

Latest Finance news

 

 

 

Table 1. We define the watch list as a stock or ETF nearing a local breakout or bottoming formation. The breakout is a stock closing above local resistance with higher volume as the confirmation signal. Stage 1-2 are stocks which have broken out and are moving higher. Stage 3 are stocks which are rising on the upper Bollinger Band and become more risky for a reversal. All stage 3 stocks are trending and could be nearing the target price. Stage 3 for traders could be opportunities to sell and take profits as the stock weakens. A stage 3 stock will decrease in upward momentum and move closer to the 20 day moving average. If a stage 3 stock crosses the 20 day moving average, it's time to get out with a stop-loss. All stocks/ETF's should have stop-losses reset daily to preserve downside risks.