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Search Results for: Richard Russell
Inventory-Sales Ratio
Richard Russell’s Dow Theory Letters dated March 20, 1970: “Sales and Inventories: The accompany chart from the Journal of Commerce (thanks to Humphrey Neill) shows an interesting picture, the critical sales to inventory ratio. When business is expanding, and we … Continue reading
The Dow and Recessions
The following is raw data on the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) versus the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) call of a recession from the peak to trough from 1900 to 2018. Our aim is the … Continue reading
Posted in Charles H. Dow, DJIA, NBER, recessions, Richard Russell, William Peter Hamilton
Dow Theory Letters Book List
Richard Russell was a legendary Dow Theorist and stock market commentator. Russell wrote the Dow Theory Letters for over 55 years from 1958 to 2015. Using Dow theory, Russell accurately called the top of the market in 1966, the bottom … Continue reading
Posted in book, book list, Richard Russell
Tesla: Downside Targets
In this posting, we’ll covered the topic of downside targets for Tesla (TSLA). We’re going to apply Speed Resistance Lines [SRL] and George Lindsay’s “Three Peaks and a Domed House.” The SRL downside targets are fairly conservative, in our view, … Continue reading
Posted in 3PDh, Speed Resistance Lines, SRL, Tesla Motors
The Definitive Dow Theory on Gold
Dow Theory attempts to define and identify major moves in markets referenced here as the “primary trend.” In this piece, we will outline the price of gold according to Dow Theory. We’re going to review and analyze the primary trend … Continue reading
Posted in 50% principle, Dow Theory, gold
Elliot Wave Theory: Insights
On September 16, 1970, Richard Russell had the following to say about Elliot Wave Theory: “Last week I received a letter from a gentleman at a large New York Bank, and the letter raises on important question which deserves answering … Continue reading
Posted in Elliott Wave, wave theory
Federal Reserve: A Bit Player
When talking to any number of clear headed and knowledgeable market analysts, it often shocks me at the confidence and certainty with which the Federal Reserve Bank is credited with the rebound of financials markets from 2009 to 2016. It … Continue reading
Dow Theory: The Misunderstood Barometer
Dow Theory is a fickle beast. While the theory is sound, those that interpret it have their challenges. A recent article dated May 21, 2015 titled “Transportation Average – A Big Concern for Stock Bulls?” by Chris Ciovacco presents some … Continue reading
Consequences of Falling Oil Prices
Economic events never occur in a vacuum. Usually there is a string of events that leads from one event to another. One big event can lead to an even bigger event that overshadows the prior calamities that triggered “The Big” … Continue reading
Gold Stocks: Risks and Remedies
The topic of gold inspires a charged reaction from individuals seeking fiscal and monetary responsibility of their respective governments. This article is an attempt to establish the risks of gold stock ownership in an investor’s portfolio. We will cover the … Continue reading
Posted in gold, gold bugs, Gold Stock Indicator
Review: Bank of Montreal
Contributor C. Cheng Asks: “What are your concerns regarding the housing bubble forming in Canada and it’s potentially adverse effects on BMO?” Our Response: The timeliness of this comment regarding Bank of Montreal (BMO) is critical. On June 7, 2012 … Continue reading
Dow Theory: The 50% Principle
The following from Richard Russell’s Dow Theory Letters is what we believe to be one of the most valuable examples of Charles Dow’s 50% Principle in action. “I am publishing this arithmetic chart of the D-J Industrials (high and low … Continue reading
Posted in 50% principle, Dow Fair Value