Katie Stockton, CMT
1,200 posts
Katie Stockton, CMT
@StocktonKatie
Founder of Fairlead Strategies; Chartered Market Technician; ETF Portfolio Manager; @CNBC Contributor
- Fear & Greed Index grabbed our attention with its >75% reading, suggesting sentiment is too bullish...past peaks with VIX < 20 have given way to $SPX corrections #fairleadstrategies
- Sharing $NVDA support levels after today's humbling and disconcerting 10.0% decline...the 50-day MA was penetrated, putting next support at February’s gap and a Fibonacci retracement level in the $742-$752 area...if this support zone is taken out, a secondary Fibonacci level near
- Always great to see @fundstrat on the road! Love the focus on facts and glad when views align with my friend @MarkNewtonCMT #fairleadstrategies
- I'm part of the "some"... U.S. stocks flash rare bull-market signal for first time in nearly 3 years, but some have their doubts
- Proud of this small mouth bass caught on a fly rod from a (tippy!) canoe Downeast #campkotok #fairleadstrategies
- The $NDX is the first of the major indices to see a loss of momentum strong enough to generate a weekly MACD "sell" signal - past signals are denoted by arrows and support is highlighted on the chart #fairleadstrategies
- It's rare that we see such clean cup-and-handle formations as in $MSFT and subsequently $SPX; they tend to have bullish long-term implications #fairleadstrategies
- Happy Holidays from Fairlead Strategies! Watch us ring the @NYSE closing bell today to celebrate our ETF with family, friends, and our fantastic partners at Cary Street #fairleadstrategies
- Perfect way to usher in the weekend…big stripers on L.I. Sound! #fairleadstrategies
- The massive move in $NVDA is generating its first counter-trend signal per Tom DeMark's TD Combo model on the weekly bar chart - it suggests the rally is overdone, but a measured move projects to ~$409 so we'd hold onto positions as long as today's low (i.e., the gap on the daily
- First segment as a proud CNBC Contributor! #fairleadstrategies"We're looking for a retest of the 200 day moving average, but really adhering to that short term momentum indicator to help us know if we need to start managing risk again," says @StocktonKatie. "I doubt we're going to get that volatility spike before year end."
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