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A bear market is one of the most difficult periods for investors to navigate, especially determining when a bear market is ending. Regime change in the markets is also one of the best examples for investors to critically evaluate their own process and experience what may be missing. Augmenting fundamental analysis with technical analysis offers a more complete macro view for asset managers trying to mitigate risks while capturing performance.
In this webinar, we’ll analyze how monetary policy, technicals and fundamentals were related in 2008. We’ll also show which cross-asset indicators were the most effective at determining the end of the downturn. With the historic lessons learned, we’ll discuss the current price behavior of sectors, factors*, bonds and single stocks to show what the market is saying about the current bear market and when it might end.
Join Rob Koyfman and the TAN Association on Wednesday May 20th for these actionable insights:
Chris’ presentation will focus on the social engineering aspects of cybercrime. Referencing his new theory, RESCAT (Required Elements of a Social Engineering Cyber Attack Theory), he will explain how cybercriminals are able to manipulate our responses to phishing and other malicious forms of cyberattacks, that can result in users of technology becoming cybervictims.
He will also present a new perspective on why methods of educating users of technology to become more cyber-safe and cyber-savvy are not addressing a key element that is inhibiting users of technology from being able to become more aware of cyber intrusions and cyber threats.
A US market update for June 2020, following the fallout of events from the COVID-19 epidemic.
Mark Newton, CMT joins the Educational Web Series to take a look back at the market’s unprecedented toppling since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, and what you might expect to see in the coming months as the economy attempts to rebound.
Annual seasonality and market cycles can be valuable tools for improving your trading and investing consistency. Recurring events such as tax deadlines, holidays, futures contract expirations and company-specific events influence the prices of commodities, indices and individual stocks.
In his presentation, Dimitri Speck of Seasonax shows that seasonality undoubtedly exists in many markets and how you can apply this knowledge in your trading approaches.
In this session, the following topics are covered:
In this presentation, Steve will discuss how using predictive analytics and having the ability to identify trends, reversals and positive/negative divergences can benefit your trading strategy. He will show you the power of using predictive analytics in correlation patterns with the continuous futures contract and the underlying ETF . And we will take a look at how patterns tend to repeat themselves.
Even though RSI is normally thought of as a momentum oscillator, a look inside the formula shows that it can also be used to define the trend and identify early leaders. Today’s presentation will show how RSI works and how to use RSI in a trend-momentum strategy for stocks in the S&P 500.
Peter will describe visually how market cycles combine to form price charts of stock movement. He will follow that graphic presentation with a demonstration of his new cycle price projection software which has been completed after decades of research and computerization.
Elliott Wave International’s Mark Galasiewski (gala-SHEV-skee) shows you how he has used the timing of headline news events such as terrorist attacks, political scandals and even epidemic disease outbreaks to support his bullish forecasts for Asian stock markets. Using real-time examples published in EWI’s monthly Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast, Mark will reveal how Asia and emerging markets offer an extraordinary laboratory for observing social events through the lens of socionomics, Robert Precthter’s theory of financial and social causality. You will learn principles that you can apply to any major stock market index in the world, and you will come away better equipped to capitalize on the counterintuitive relationship between social mood, markets and news.
In many ways, what we’ve seen so far in 2020 has been both record-breaking and devastating. With a near 40% loss from the S&P 500 Index peak on February 19 to the bear market lows March 23, investors are now trying to make sense of record-breaking gains during the past 4 months. Immense rallies in the past have taken place coming off major market lows near the start of new bull markets. What does this mean for returns going out six months to a year?
Join LPL’s SVP & Chief Market Strategist Ryan Detrick, CMT for his take on the US equity market for the back half of 2020 and what lies beyond. Ryan employs a variety of technical tools including sentiment indicators to understand the likelihood of near-term pullbacks as well as breadth, momentum and relative strength to help clients participate in leading sectors and individual names while looking for changes in the macro landscape that signal risk-off environments.
A bear market is one of the most difficult periods for investors to navigate, especially determining when a bear market is ending. Regime change in the markets is also one of the best examples for investors to critically evaluate their own process and experience what may be missing. Augmenting fundamental analysis with technical analysis offers a more complete macro view for asset managers trying to mitigate risks while capturing performance.
In this webinar, we’ll analyze how monetary policy, technicals and fundamentals were related in 2008. We’ll also show which cross-asset indicators were the most effective at determining the end of the downturn. With the historic lessons learned, we’ll discuss the current price behavior of sectors, factors*, bonds and single stocks to show what the market is saying about the current bear market and when it might end.
Join Rob Koyfman and the TAN Association on Wednesday May 20th for these actionable insights:
Chris’ presentation will focus on the social engineering aspects of cybercrime. Referencing his new theory, RESCAT (Required Elements of a Social Engineering Cyber Attack Theory), he will explain how cybercriminals are able to manipulate our responses to phishing and other malicious forms of cyberattacks, that can result in users of technology becoming cybervictims.
He will also present a new perspective on why methods of educating users of technology to become more cyber-safe and cyber-savvy are not addressing a key element that is inhibiting users of technology from being able to become more aware of cyber intrusions and cyber threats.
A US market update for June 2020, following the fallout of events from the COVID-19 epidemic.
Mark Newton, CMT joins the Educational Web Series to take a look back at the market’s unprecedented toppling since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, and what you might expect to see in the coming months as the economy attempts to rebound.
Annual seasonality and market cycles can be valuable tools for improving your trading and investing consistency. Recurring events such as tax deadlines, holidays, futures contract expirations and company-specific events influence the prices of commodities, indices and individual stocks.
In his presentation, Dimitri Speck of Seasonax shows that seasonality undoubtedly exists in many markets and how you can apply this knowledge in your trading approaches.
In this session, the following topics are covered:
In this presentation, Steve will discuss how using predictive analytics and having the ability to identify trends, reversals and positive/negative divergences can benefit your trading strategy. He will show you the power of using predictive analytics in correlation patterns with the continuous futures contract and the underlying ETF . And we will take a look at how patterns tend to repeat themselves.
Even though RSI is normally thought of as a momentum oscillator, a look inside the formula shows that it can also be used to define the trend and identify early leaders. Today’s presentation will show how RSI works and how to use RSI in a trend-momentum strategy for stocks in the S&P 500.
Peter will describe visually how market cycles combine to form price charts of stock movement. He will follow that graphic presentation with a demonstration of his new cycle price projection software which has been completed after decades of research and computerization.
Elliott Wave International’s Mark Galasiewski (gala-SHEV-skee) shows you how he has used the timing of headline news events such as terrorist attacks, political scandals and even epidemic disease outbreaks to support his bullish forecasts for Asian stock markets. Using real-time examples published in EWI’s monthly Asian-Pacific Financial Forecast, Mark will reveal how Asia and emerging markets offer an extraordinary laboratory for observing social events through the lens of socionomics, Robert Precthter’s theory of financial and social causality. You will learn principles that you can apply to any major stock market index in the world, and you will come away better equipped to capitalize on the counterintuitive relationship between social mood, markets and news.
In many ways, what we’ve seen so far in 2020 has been both record-breaking and devastating. With a near 40% loss from the S&P 500 Index peak on February 19 to the bear market lows March 23, investors are now trying to make sense of record-breaking gains during the past 4 months. Immense rallies in the past have taken place coming off major market lows near the start of new bull markets. What does this mean for returns going out six months to a year?
Join LPL’s SVP & Chief Market Strategist Ryan Detrick, CMT for his take on the US equity market for the back half of 2020 and what lies beyond. Ryan employs a variety of technical tools including sentiment indicators to understand the likelihood of near-term pullbacks as well as breadth, momentum and relative strength to help clients participate in leading sectors and individual names while looking for changes in the macro landscape that signal risk-off environments.