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And, the Oscar, er, top StockCharts Technical Rank (SCTR) goes to XPeng, Inc. (XPEV), a Chinese smart electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer. XPEV has silently crept its way to the top of the list. The Chinese EV industry has seen increased sales in the last month. This has made the space much more competitive for Tesla, Inc. (TSLA), which is seeing its sales in China decline. With XPeng’s new SUV slated to hit the market soon,...

If the essence of stock investing is to buy low and sell high, then buying not just low, but at a steep discount, optimizes your potential returns. This strategy is what’s popularly called “buying the dip.” Aside from avoiding falling knives, buying the dip as a general approach requires three things: Finding tools to identify a broad range of declining stocks.Selecting only those strong stocks on the verge of rebounding.Formulating a market entry setup. This...

In this exclusive StockCharts video, Joe breaks down his trading strategy using multiple timeframes. He explains how to spot key patterns on higher timeframes and use lower timeframes for confirmation. Joe provides trading examples, including bearish setups, and analyzes the general market using the daily chart to predict the next major move. Finally, he reviews viewer-requested stock symbols for additional insights. Watch now to refine your technical analysis skills! This video was originally published on...

Tariffs have thrown the stock market into dizzying moves, moving up and/or down based on whatever news headlines circulate. The broader stock market indexes have all declined, although they are holding on to their 200-day simple moving average (SMA). The Nasdaq Composite ($COMPQ) fell below the average on Tuesday, but recovered on Wednesday and closed above it. Looking at weekly performance, Real Estate, Health Care, and Consumer Staples are the top three S&P sector performers....

With US tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China having taken effect at midnight on Tuesday, US indexes extended their Monday losses, deepening concerns over the escalating trade war. It was only a few months ago when analysts held relatively optimistic forecasts of emerging and developed market performance relative to the US. Since Trump’s re-election, Wall Street has grown more cautious due to renewed trade tensions, particularly with China, Canada, and Mexico. Nevertheless, given the sharp...

In this video, Dave analyzes market conditions, bearish divergences, and leadership rotation in recent weeks. He examines the S&P 500 daily chart, highlighting how this week’s selloff may confirm a bearish rotation and set downside price targets using moving averages and Fibonacci retracements. To validate a potential end to the bearish phase, he shares a key technical analysis chart. What’s your S&P 500 downside objective? This video originally premiered on March 4, 2025. Watch on StockCharts’...

The news is that the United States will have a Cryptocurrency reserve. How this will occur is still murky, but Bitcoin surged on the news. Carl and Erin give you their opinion on Bitcoin’s chart setup and possible future movement. Carl opens the trading room with a review of the DP Signal Tables which are showing new deterioration. The Bias Table shows numerous Bearish Biases. The market overview was next up with a complete review...

This version only has the charts up to Last Friday’s close and the ranking. Text will follow shortly (1) Communication Services – (XLC)(3) Financials – (XLF)*(2) Consumer Discretionary – (XLY)*(4) Technology – (XLK)(5) Utilities – (XLU)(7) Consumer Staples – (XLP)*(6) Industrials – (XLI)*(8) Energy – (XLR)(9) Real-Estate – (XLRE)(10) Healthcare – (XLV)(11) Materials – (XLB) Communication Services – XLC Financials – XLF Consumer Discretionary – XLY Technology – XLK Utilities – XLU

Many are watching the disaster in growth stocks unfold, including us at EarningsBeats.com, but the reality is that many other areas of the stock market represent a silver lining. When growth stocks sell off, essentially two things can happen. One, the rest of the stock market sells off as well, indicative of pure market distribution. These types of selloffs can lead to large corrections or even bear markets. The second type of growth stock selloff...