CHART THIS: Friday All-Mailbag Edition (12/13/24)

Mailbag, S&P 500, RSI, Chaikin Money Flow, distribution days, interest rates, EQRR

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Host David Keller, CMT hosts a special all-mailbag edition of CHART THIS, answering viewer questions on how to identify accumulation and distribution days, calculate minimum price objectives using a pattern measurement technique, selecting the best period for technical indicators, and much more!

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0:00 Countdown
1:00 Introduction
2:36 How do you select the right period for technical indicators?
7:18 If so many people think interest rates are going down, why is EQRR doing so well?
11:45 How do you calculate a price target using the height of a basing pattern?
15:53 What time frame is most helpful for identifying divergences with RSI or CMF?
19:03 What specific conditions do you use to validate accumulation or distribution days?
21:22 Weekly RSI for S&P 500 shows a divergence- does that concern you?
25:34 Final comments

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