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Guy Lerner

Guy Lerner

Technical Take

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Guy M. Lerner is the editor and founder of The Technical Take blog.

  • Market Distortions

    Published 15 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

    We are all well aware how central banks have distorted markets. Old relationships no longer hold true because of these interventions. For example, markets use…

  • Investor Sentiment: Heading Into the Final Stages

    Published 12 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

    As long as the bulls continue to believe, the market should continue to push higher, but there will be a limit. Clearly, the best, most…

  • Investor Sentiment: Liquidity Solves All

    Published 05 February 2012 | viewed 0 times

    Last week I stated: "The current market environment is looking more and more like quarter 4, 2010, which was heralded by QE2. This time the…

  • Investor Sentiment: Looking Like Q4, 2010

    Published 29 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    Very little has changed from last week. There are still troubling signs with regards to this price advance -- volume is the most notable. The…

  • TLT: Topped Out

    Published 25 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    The last time I looked at the i-Shares Lehman 20 plus Year Treasury Bond Fund (symbol: TLT) was on December 13, 2011, and I wrote…

  • SLV: Moving Higher

    Published 23 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    It was only a week ago when we last looked at the i-Shares Silver Trust (symbol: SLV). See figure 1, a weekly chart of the…

  • Investor Sentiment: Is This the End of the Road for the Rally?

    Published 22 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    The "dumb money" indicator has become extremely bullish (bear signal), and this is what one would expect with rising prices. The higher prices go the…

  • QQQ: Breakout or Fakeout?

    Published 20 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    Figure 1 is a weekly chart of the PowerShares QQQ Trust Series (symbol: QQQ). The black and red dots are key pivot points which are…

  • Investor Sentiment: An Important Juncture

    Published 15 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    There is a sense of incredulousness regarding the recent price action. The market seems to levitate day in and day out despite the news. Dips…

  • SLV: Watch This Pivot

    Published 13 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    Figure 1 is a weekly chart of the i-Shares Silver Trust (symbol: SLV). The black and red dots are key pivot points. These are the…

  • A Rising Tide is Not Lifting All Boats

    Published 09 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    One of the bull market axioms is that a rising tide will lift all boats. This means that a sign of an advancing bull market…

  • Investor Sentiment: Are Investors Rushing Towards the Edge of a Cliff?

    Published 07 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    Last week, I stated that "higher prices should be supported by increasing number of bulls, and this would be a signal that a sustainable rally,…

  • Market Musings: Oh, the Horror!

    Published 06 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    I woke up this morning to a headline in the Wall Street Journal: "Futures Down: Markets to Suffer First Losses of the Year". Oh, the…

  • Investor Sentiment: Are These the Makings of a Sustainable Rally?

    Published 01 January 2012 | viewed 0 times

    We start the new year like we ended the old year: with a mixed sentiment picture. The Rydex market timer is extremely bullish, and this…

  • Let Me Beat This to Death One More Time

    Published 30 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

    Ok, I have been bullish on Treasury bonds going all the way back toMarch, 2011, and this was a timely call. Over the past 9…

  • Investor Sentiment: It Cuts Both Ways

    Published 26 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

    Most market participants use investor sentiment as a contrary tool. Gauge which direction the majority of investors are leaning and bet against them. But there…

  • Investor Sentiment: Santa Claus Rally

    Published 17 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

    If you look hard enough at the charts, you might be able to see the infamous Santa Claus pattern. It is a price pattern, similar…

  • Investor Sentiment: The Bulls aren't Buying It

    Published 11 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

    Investor sentiment is neither bullish nor bearish, and I think this presents a problem for the bulls. First, the lack of bears implies little short…

  • 4 Reasons to be Bearish

    Published 08 December 2011 | viewed 0 times

    Betting against equities - the market - is always difficult. First, the market isn't designed to go down. Companies provide those goods and services for…

  • TLT: Likely Double Top

    Published 30 November 2011 | viewed 0 times

    Figure 1 is a weekly chart of the i-Shares Lehman 20 plus Year Treasury Bond Fund (symbol: TLT). Figure 1. TLT/ weekly Larger Image Last…