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The popularity of candlestick charting has soared in recent years. But many traders still have questions about candlestick theory and practice. In this second of a series of articles on candlestick charting and reversal patterns we will examine the hammer.

Chinese stocks are hot. Taiwanese stocks are not. That’s about to change.

Investor sentiment is at its lowest since 1990 and second lowest since the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) sentiment indicator began in 1987. On 2/7/08, the 8-week moving average bull/bear spread reached the low of -25% and has since hovered below -20%. What does it mean for investors that the bull/bear spread stands at -25%? And what is the bull/bear spread?

Why use technical indicators? Can they help you find out when to get into a stock? The answer is yes. Many technical indicators can help you find exact entry and exit point when you are trading in the stock market.

Market share, in strategic management and marketing, is the percentage or proportion of the total available market or industry sector that a company operates in. Market share is one of the fundamental analysis tools that many brokers use to pick stocks. Market share can be expressed as a company’s sales (revenue) in a particular industry or sector divided by the total sales revenue available in that market.

Relative market share profit is a new stock picking analysis tool. This article attempts to explain how it is useful to the stock investor.

Take the guess work out of penny stock investing. Marl–The Bot Software For Penny Stocks Identifies The Hottest Picks in the small caps market.

The mainstream trend following advertised hype, expanded off the phrase “the trend is your friend…” does not provide optimal results. Mutual funds and investment advisors often use past market rallies to engage potential investors. The astute investor however questions the effectiveness of the theme.

In a shaky stock market environment, there is no better place to turn than the defense contractors. Leading the S&P index by about 20% in 2008 (the 8th straight year of better relative performance), the so-called “big five” have their work cut out for them in 2008 and beyond. It is pretty much a foregone conclusion that defense spending will increase this year.

Penny stocks are no joke if you are looking for a way to make money and make it fast. I suppose you have pondered the idea of investing in these a time or two or perhaps you have heard of them but really did not know what they were.