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The MONTHLY ChartStorm - May 2023
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Welcome to the inaugural MONTHLY ChartStorm — basically a digest of some of the most intriguing charts of the past month from the (now paywalled) Weekly S&P500 #ChartStorm
1. Allocations vs Sentiment
Despite some of the most bearish sentiment readings in recent history, investors only slightly reduced equity allocations. And now they're reassessing the situation...
h/t @topdowncharts
Despite some of the most bearish sentiment readings in recent history, investors only slightly reduced equity allocations. And now they're reassessing the situation...
h/t @topdowncharts
#ChartStorm: 1/17
🗓️ March Performance of ...
🇺🇸 #SPX #IXIC #DJI 🇯🇵 #NI225 🇩🇪 #DAX 🇹🇷 #XU100
#DXY #EURUSD #GBPUSD #CADUSD #JPYUSD #TRYUSD
#TreasuryBills #GovernmentBonds #Yields
🗓️ March Performance of ...
🇺🇸 #SPX #IXIC #DJI 🇯🇵 #NI225 🇩🇪 #DAX 🇹🇷 #XU100
#DXY #EURUSD #GBPUSD #CADUSD #JPYUSD #TRYUSD
#TreasuryBills #GovernmentBonds #Yields
2) Here I'll cover 6 stock market indices in 4 countries:
In order to compare the relative performances, I've chosen a pre-pandemic basis, which is 31/12/2019 closing values.
As Nasdaq, S&P500 and DJI are denominated in US dollars, but the others not, returns are misleading.
In order to compare the relative performances, I've chosen a pre-pandemic basis, which is 31/12/2019 closing values.
As Nasdaq, S&P500 and DJI are denominated in US dollars, but the others not, returns are misleading.
3) I have adjusted the data, and now all are denominated in US dollars.
#BIST returns are still amazing with its 30.4%, but not striking as above. Besides it is positive only after Sep'22. #Nasdaq is leading with 36.2% return. #Nikkei225 is the only index below pandemic level.
#BIST returns are still amazing with its 30.4%, but not striking as above. Besides it is positive only after Sep'22. #Nasdaq is leading with 36.2% return. #Nikkei225 is the only index below pandemic level.
#ChartStorm Changes !!! 😯🤫😱
After overthinking about it for a long time,
I have decided to make a couple of changes to the Weekly S&P500 ChartStorm
I will briefly explain what and why...
After overthinking about it for a long time,
I have decided to make a couple of changes to the Weekly S&P500 ChartStorm
I will briefly explain what and why...
Firstly, I want to thank you for following me and the ChartStorm. Your interest, comments, and occasional praise mean a lot to me.
As some of you may be aware, I’ve been going at it on the Weekly S&P500 ChartStorm *non-stop* every weekend for over 7 years now...
As some of you may be aware, I’ve been going at it on the Weekly S&P500 ChartStorm *non-stop* every weekend for over 7 years now...
Throughout that time the basic format has been mostly unchanged (tweet out 10 charts on the stock market) -- but the content and commentary have grown and evolved over time, and as far as I can tell so too has its reputation and usefulness
Slightly different format than usual given quieter time-of-year: focusing on some of the more timeless charts of the ChartStorms of the past year or so... 🤓🧐🤔
1. Plenty of folk out there telling you to buy and hold and dollar cost average and focus on the long-term
Which is all well and good, but just be mindful that lost decades are actually relatively common...
h/t @MikeZaccardi chartstorm.substack.com/p/weekly-s-and…
Which is all well and good, but just be mindful that lost decades are actually relatively common...
h/t @MikeZaccardi chartstorm.substack.com/p/weekly-s-and…
